Frantz Fanon: Concerning Colonial Violence|Clip from a Webinar| Postcolonialism| Postcolonial Theory

[@FarrahRaja]

I had lost all motivation in the middle of my writing. So wonderful to stumble upon your channel. Wonderful discussion and food for thought.

[@masoodraja]

Thank you. Great to know that my work was of some use to you.

[@ammar5878]

The scientific community is grateful for you and for your insightful discussions on youtube.

[@masoodraja]

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[@markles7163]

phenomenal resource :)

[@masoodraja]

Thank you!🙏

[@samcollinson788]

Thank you for this video, I've found it helpful in broadening my understanding whilst reading Fanon. I particularly appreciated your discussion of Freire at the end and am now eager to start reading Pedagogy of the Oppressed.

[@masoodraja]

You are welcome. Please note that I have a whole series on Pedagogy of the Oppressed.

[@FarrahRaja]

Spot on for my book I am working on. Huge thanks and gratitude for wonderful discussions.

[@masoodraja]

Thank you and welcome.

[@sobiaamin6624]

Sir can we use Fanon's theorisation in neo colonial perspective? Like American invasion in Iraq and Afghanistan.

[@masoodraja]

Thank you. The short answer is yes. How you employ it is up to you.

[@AyeshaAyesha-hj6sb]

How fanon's psychoanalytical ideas are related to freud

[@masoodraja]

Thank you. Obviously, he is a psychiatrist so part of his thoughts draws on Freud, especially in Black Skin White Masks. So, the best way to figure it out would be to read Freud and then see how Fanon, after his training at Lyon, uses Freud for his work.

[@shaheemashanveer4691]

Thank u

[@masoodraja]

You are welcome.

[@ayeshasajjad2145]

Sir thanks for you words, cultural otherness and postcolonial identity... I need help in these topics. please

[@masoodraja]

Thank you. I would suggest reading on these topics. Just a simple search on any database would give you quite a few resources to read and then you will be able to articulate your own views on it.

[@ayeshasajjad2145]

@@masoodraja sir i am working on Assia Djebar`s collection of short stories, Tongue`s Blood does not Run Dry. my mphill thesis topic is findings of cultural otherness and postcolonial identity, from this piece of work. I have chosen fanon, bhabha and stuart hall as my theorists.

[@ayeshasajjad2145]

I have taken lots of help from your lectures on understanding the postcolonial concepts and ideology. that is why i got your this video about fanon, thinking that you may be discuss this side. if you could suggest me any book or anything that can help me. m left with no time.

[@masoodraja]

Good luck with your project. I guess there is not much help I can give through my videos. At this stage, the best people who can help you are your supervisor and your faculty members.

[@ayeshasajjad2145]

@@masoodraja thankyou sir

[@abirkhan6504]

There is no shortage of knowledge in English language. If you do these scholarly videos in Urdu, you will be kind

[@masoodraja]

Thank you. Sorry, while I have made an attempt to record some in Urdu, 95% of my audience knows English and not Urdu, so it would not be fair to them to just focus on Urdu. I do hope that some Pakistani scholars with better Urdu abilities will take on the job.

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