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Adam Shatz : “The Rebel’s Clinic: The Revolutionary Lives of Frantz Fanon”

Frantz Fanon

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7eYNwTv6DTA
Hiki nimekisoma.

Fanon is fascinating.

Kimenifanya nikaenda kusoma "The Wretched of The Earth".

Fanon aliona mbali sana, yani kuna sehemu, hususan anapokuwa anaongelea migongano katika mapinduzi, anakuwa kama anachambua siasa za upinzani Tanzania leo.
 

Kama vile ulikuwa unaniona nina fikiri nini juu ya Tanzania baada ya kuvisoma vitabu hivi.

The Wretched of the Earth​

Frantz Fanon
Translated by Richard Philcox
Introduction by Cornel West
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Works Discussed : Frantz Fanon, The Wretched of The EarthConcerning Violence (2014)


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Petite bourgeoisie chawa kina Prof. Kabudi

 
From Dictatorship to Democracy: A Conceptual Framework for Liberation by Gene Sharp

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=padheE4HU_kKitabu kinachoogopwa na watawala dhalimu.

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From Dictatorship to Democracy: A Conceptual Framework for Liberation by Gene Sharp : chapters in the video:
One
Facing Dictatorsips Realisticly1
A continuing problem2
Freedom through violence?3
Coups, elections, foreign saviors?4
Facing the hard truth6
Two
The Dangers of Negotiations9
Merits and limitations of negotiations9
Negotiated surrender?10
Power and justice in negotiations11
"Agreeable" dictators12
What kind of peace?13
Reasons for hope13
Three
Whence Comes The Power?15
The "Monkey Master" fable15
Necessary sources of political power16
Centers of democratic power19
Four
Dictatorships Have Weaknesses21
Identifying the Achilles' heel21
Weaknesses of dictatorships22
Attacking weaknesses of dictatorships23
Five
Exercising Power25
The workings of nonviolent struggle26
Nonviolent weapons and discipline29
Openness, secrecy, and high standards29
Shifting power relationships29
Four mechanisms of change30
Democratizing effects of political defiance32
Complexity of nonviolent struggle
 
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