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Passage: Frantz Fanon's 'The Wretched of the Earth' provides a psychological and political analysis of decolonization. Fanon argues that colonialism is a system of 'absolute violence' that can only be overcome through violent resistance. He suggests that for the colonized person, the act of violence is a 'cleansing force' that restores their humanity and shatters the psychological bonds of inferiority imposed by the colonizer. Fanon emphasizes the importance of a national consciousness that transcends tribal or regional identities to build a unified movement.
His work remains a foundational text for understanding the revolutionary struggles of the global south. why does Fanon advocate for violent resistance in decolonization?
- To permanently maintain the psychological bonds of the previous system.
- To establish a new regional identity based on tribal history.
- Because it is the only way to avoid absolute violence from the colonizer.
- As a cleansing force to restore the colonized person's humanity.
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