Sartre and Fanon, the effects of Algeria Phenomenology, psychiatry, and anti-colonial struggle

This article examines the links between Fanon’s work and Sartrean phenomenology, shedding light on the objectives of Peau noire, masques blancs: connecting psychiatry and politics and developing a revolutionary psychiatric approach, socioanalysis. The article also analyzes Sartre’s preface to Les Damnés de la terre. This final moment in the Sartre/Fanon relationship enables us to grasp, through real voices, the clinical and political dimensions of racism and the coloniality of power.