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Psychology and the Other

Fanon and Lacan

Decolonial Psychoanalysis

Fanon and Lacan

Psychology and the Other

Fanon and Lacan

Decolonial Psychoanalysis

Psychology and the Other: Fanon and Lacan

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Fanon and Lacan: Decolonial Psychoanalysis explores the influence of psychoanalysis on Frantz Fanon’s thought and delves into Fanon’s innovative use of psychoanalysis as a way of diagnosing and addressing the socio-psychological traumas of colonialism and racialised structures of power.

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Beschrijving Psychology and the Other: Fanon and Lacan

Fanon and Lacan: Decolonial Psychoanalysis explores the influence of psychoanalysis on Frantz Fanon’s thought and delves into Fanon’s innovative use of psychoanalysis as a way of diagnosing and addressing the socio-psychological traumas of colonialism and racialised structures of power.

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