Thats the Essay Question :

Is Fanon of interest only as a thinker of the period of anti-colonial struggles, or is his thought of interest and relevance today?

This is the comment the lecturer gave regarding the essay proposal :

However, missing from it is any demonstration that you are aware that Fanon was creatively ‘reread’ by figures such as Bhabha and Stuart Hall in the 1980s, and that this reading- and the assertion of his continued importance- was very different from readings which emphasized ‘Fanon the revolutionary’ (it is telling that these readings of Fanon are missing from your Bibliography). It is Fanon the revolutionary who appears as the only Fanon here, and while you are perfectly entitled to read him in this way, your essay will need to show that you are aware of other readings, and give reasons for your own preferred reading.

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