دانلود کتاب Fanon Today: Reason and Revolt of the Wretched of the Earth

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Fanon Today
Contents
Introduction: The Rising of the Damned
Fanonian Militants
The Particular Lived Experience of the Black in Portugal
Flavio Zenun Almada
Black Mind in Motion
Gene Reid
Setting Afoot a New People: Prison Intellectuals, New Afrikan Communism and the Making of Meditations on Frantz Fanon’s Wretched of the Earth
Toussaint Losier
Looking for Justice in a Compartmentalized World:Mothers and Police Killings in Kenya
Wangui Kimari
From ‘Caliban’ to ‘Cockroaches’:The Construction of Profane Space, Wretched Others and Political Agency in a Postcolonial ‘Ghetto\'
Johannah-Rae Reyes and Levi Gahman
The Power of Abahlali and Our Living Politic Has Been Built with Our Blood
S’bu Zikode
Fanon and Palestine: The Struggle for Justice as the Core of Mental Health
Samah Jabr and Elizabeth Berger
Reading the Term White Syrian through Fanon: An Anti-Colorist Feminist Critique
Razan Ghazzawi
Voice of the Revolution: Radio and Women’s Empowerment
Annette Rimmer
Still Fanon
Pakistan: The Immediacy of Frantz Fanon
Ayyaz Mallick
All Quiet in this Non-Settler-Postcolony
Ato Sekyi-Otu
The Still Wretched of the Earth: A Critique of Imaginary Decolonization
David Pavón-Cuéllar
Of Signs, Symptoms, and Stereotypes: Fanon, Institutional Racism and Institutional Subjectivity
Miraj U. Desai
Fanon, Movement and Self-Movement
Nigel C. Gibson
Fanonian Practices
SECTION A: FANONIAN HOMES
When Black Liberation Mattered: Frantz Fanon in the Theory and Practice of Pan-Africanism in the Black Power Era, 1965-1975
Lou Turner and Kurtis Kelley
Fanon, Postcolonial Criticism and Theory: Notes in Latin American Contexts
Alejandro de Oto
Promoting Sedition: The Irish Language Revival in theNorth of Ireland—Power, Resistance and Decolonization
Feargal Mac Ionnrachtaigh
Generals to the Dustbin, Algeria Will Be Independent:The New Algerian Revolution as a Fanonian Moment
Hamza Hamouchene
Discussing Fanon
Abahlali baseMjondolo and Nigel C. Gibson
SECTION B: FANONIAN PRACTICES IN BRAZIL
The Influence of Frantz Fanon’s Thought on Black Female Intellectual Production in Brazil
Rosemere Ferreira da Silva
The Wretched by COVID-19 and the Colonial Faces of Black Genocide in Brazil
Deivison Faustino
Territorializing Existence as Resistance:A Fanonian Reading on the Munduruku and the Riverside Peoples Collective Self-determination Processes in Amazonia
Léa Tosold
About the Contributors