Paper 11-The PostColonial Literature

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This document summarizes the third chapter of Frantz Fanon's book "Black Skin, White Masks". The chapter discusses how men of color seek to prove their equality to white men and desire to be white themselves in order to feel superior. It starts with a quote about the desire to suddenly be white surging from the blackest part of one's soul. The chapter examines this inferiority complex and attraction to whiteness through the example of the character Jean.

:- Third chapter of the “Black
Skin and White Mask”.
Paper-11
:- The Post-Colonial Literature
Name
:- Devendra A Joshi
Class
:- M.A. Sem-1
Submitted To :- Smt. S. B. Gardi
Department of English
Topic

(Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji
Bhavnagar University)

 Black Skin, White Mask
 Fanon’s book
 The mindset of psychology
 Mind of blacks
 White under the rule
 British people
 Book is divide into eight chapter

Eight chapters
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Black man and language
The woman of color and white man
The man of color and white man
The so Called dependency complex of the colonized
The lived experience of Black Man
Black man and psycho pathology
The Black man and Recognition
Conclusion

1. Black man and language
 Chapter
 White peoples language
 We learn it perfectly
 Washed your brain
 ideas

2. The woman of color and white man
 Used woman of color
 Black Negro woman

3. The man of color and white man
 Talks about those man
 white and proves their equality

4. The so Called dependency complex of the
colonized
 The Stereotypes of happy
 Negroes and white saviors

5. The lived experience of Black Man
 Fully educated people
 Black then white
 Human being

6. Black man and psycho pathology
 The fear of white man

Fear

Brave

7. The Black man and Recognition
 Different style
 White people’s ruling people

8. Conclusion
 Black man not white man
 Wants
 Human being

3. The man of color and white man
 Third Chapter fanon talks
 Wants to be white and prove
 White people
 Readership case of Jean

 Chapter starts with the lines
“Out of the Blackest part of my soul,
though the zone of hachure’s, surges up this
desire to be suddenly white”
 Feel
Superiority complex
 Whiteness

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Paper 11-The PostColonial Literature

1. :- Third chapter of the “Black Skin and White Mask”. Paper-11 :- The Post-Colonial Literature Name :- Devendra A Joshi Class :- M.A. Sem-1 Submitted To :- Smt. S. B. Gardi Department of English Topic (Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University)

2.  Black Skin, White Mask  Fanon’s book  The mindset of psychology  Mind of blacks  White under the rule  British people  Book is divide into eight chapter

3. Eight chapters 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Black man and language The woman of color and white man The man of color and white man The so Called dependency complex of the colonized The lived experience of Black Man Black man and psycho pathology The Black man and Recognition Conclusion

4. 1. Black man and language  Chapter  White peoples language  We learn it perfectly  Washed your brain  ideas

5. 2. The woman of color and white man  Used woman of color  Black Negro woman

6. 3. The man of color and white man  Talks about those man  white and proves their equality

7. 4. The so Called dependency complex of the colonized  The Stereotypes of happy  Negroes and white saviors

8. 5. The lived experience of Black Man  Fully educated people  Black then white  Human being

9. 6. Black man and psycho pathology  The fear of white man Fear Brave

10. 7. The Black man and Recognition  Different style  White people’s ruling people

11. 8. Conclusion  Black man not white man  Wants  Human being

12. 3. The man of color and white man  Third Chapter fanon talks  Wants to be white and prove  White people  Readership case of Jean

13.  Chapter starts with the lines “Out of the Blackest part of my soul, though the zone of hachure’s, surges up this desire to be suddenly white”  Feel Superiority complex  Whiteness

14. Thank you

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