Fanon, Psychoanalysis, and Critical Decolonial Psychology
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Fanon, Psychoanalysis, and Critical Decolonial Psychology

by Derek Hook

History Philosophy Psychology
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Derek Hook explores the connections between Fanonian thought, psychoanalysis, and critical decolonial psychology. Bringing these intellectual traditions into conversation, the book offers readers a focused introduction to their shared concerns and intersections, making it relevant to the study of psychology, psychoanalysis, philosophy, and decolonial theory.

About This Book

Derek Hook’s book explores the relationship between Frantz Fanon’s thought, psychoanalysis, and critical decolonial psychology.

It brings together psychological, philosophical, and decolonial perspectives to consider how these fields intersect.

The book is suited to readers interested in Fanon, psychoanalytic theory, and critical approaches to psychology.

Its focus places questions of colonialism, subjectivity, and psychological experience within a decolonial framework.

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