Fanon (1967): Toward the African revolution

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Political Essays

Pour la Revolution Africaine

1952 - 1961

Politische Analyse/Politische Wissenschaften; Interview/Erfahrungsbericht/Polemik/Rezension/Reportage; Geschichte/Politische Geschichte; Revolutionstheorie/Macht und Herrschaft/Medien/Internet; Staatstheorie/Nation/Gewaltfrage; Verhalten und Verhältnisse/Klassenkampf; Kulturgeschichte/Ethnologie/Anthropologie; Imperialismus/Globalisierung/Internationalisierung

I. The Problem of the Colonized
1. The "North African Syndrome"
2. West Indians and Africans
II. Racism and Culture
III. For Algeria
1. Letter to a Frenchman
2. Letter to the Resident Minister (1956)
IV. Toward the Liberation of Africa
L Disappointments and Illusions of French Colonialism
2. Algeria Face to Face with the French Torturers 64
3. Concerning a Plea
4. French Intellectuals and Democrats and the Algerian Revolution
5. Maghreb Blood Shall Not Flow in Vain
6. The Farce That Changes Sides
7; Decolonization and Independence
8. A Continued Crisis
9. Letter to the Youth of Africa
10. First Truths on the Colonial Problem
11. The Lesson of Cotonou
12. Appeal to Africans
13. Sequels of a Plebiscite in Africa
14. The Algerian War and Man's Liberation
15. Algeria in Accra
16. Accra: Africa Affirms Its Unity and Defines Its Strategy
17. Mr. Debre's Desperate Endeavors
18. Racist Fury in France
19. Blood Flows in the Antilles Under French Domination
20. Unity and Effective Solidarity Are the Conditions for African. Liberation
V. African Unity
1. This Africa to Come
2. Lumumba's Death: Could We Do Otherwise? 191