FRANTZ FANON, PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS: EPISTEMOLOGIES OF VIOLENCE
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Feb 28, 2018
Keywords:
sychism; colonialismo; violence; racismo; whiteness.
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Abstract
Frantz Fanon is a theorist of the field of human sciences known world-wide and unknown to psychology. However, his training as a psychiatrist who dialogued with Sartre, Lacan and other personalities of his context and historical time, inscribes him as a fundamental reference for the study of psychism and social determinations. Violence in the history of the twentieth century and beginning of this century produce subjectivities and forms of sociability. Fanon, is essential to understand the emergence of subjects in the contemporary world. Presenting it to researchers in the emotional field is the function of this text.
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Oliveira, R. M. de S. (2018). FRANTZ FANON, PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS: EPISTEMOLOGIES OF VIOLENCE. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 10(24), 40–66. Retrieved from https://abpnrevista.org.br/site/article/view/573
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