Lived experience, destruction and self-creation: fanonian itineraries about the body

The article critically addresses three moments of Frantz Fanon's theoretical production referring to the colonized and racialized body: lived experience, destruction and self-creation. In the first section, the centrality of the concept of experience in his work Black Skin, White Masks is revie...

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Autor principal: Aguirre Aguirre, Carlos Sergio
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Cuyo. Anuario de Filosofía Argentina y Americana 2021
Materias:
Experiencia
Destrucción
Autocreación
Frantz Fanon
Colonialismo
Cuerpo
Experience
Destruction
Self-destruction
Colonialism
Body
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spelling I11-R90article-47222022-04-06T13:20:59Z Lived experience, destruction and self-creation: fanonian itineraries about the body Experiencia vivida, destrucción y autocreación: itinerarios fanonianos sobre el cuerpo Aguirre Aguirre, Carlos Sergio Experiencia Destrucción Autocreación Frantz Fanon Colonialismo Cuerpo Experience Destruction Self-destruction Frantz Fanon Colonialism Body The article critically addresses three moments of Frantz Fanon's theoretical production referring to the colonized and racialized body: lived experience, destruction and self-creation. In the first section, the centrality of the concept of experience in his work Black Skin, White Masks is reviewed, giving importance to the psycho-affective seizures suffered by the black body and the postponement of its action projection. Afterwards, the philosophical fold displayed by the destruction of experience and the critical relevance of what Fanon defines as historical-racial and epidermal-racial schemes are discussed in the framework of the ocular power of anti-black racism. In a third section, the philosophy of interruption and invention that inhabits fanonian texts is investigated, and it is concluded that the possibility of another historical-political imagination dwells in Fanon thanks to the actional and inventive character that is given to the body in a decolonized policy. El artículo aborda críticamente tres momentos de la producción teórica de Frantz Fanon referidas al cuerpo colonizado y racializado: experiencia vivida, destrucción y autocreación. En un primer apartado, se revisa la centralidad del concepto de experiencia en su obra Piel negra, máscaras blancas, dándole importancia a los apresamientos psicoafectivos que sufre el cuerpo negro y a la postergación de su proyección accional. Después, se discute el pliegue filosófico desplegado por la destrucción de la experiencia y la relevancia crítica de lo que Fanon define como esquemas histórico-raciales y esquemas epidérmico-raciales en el marco de las miradas del racismo anti-negro. En un tercer acápite, se indaga la filosofía de la interrupción y la invención que habita en los textos fanonianos, y se concluye que la posibilidad de otra imaginación histórico-política pernocta en Fanon gracias al carácter accional e inventivo que se la da al cuerpo dentro de una política liberadora. Cuyo. Anuario de Filosofía Argentina y Americana 2021-12-15 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo evaluado por pares application/pdf https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/anuariocuyo/article/view/4722 Cuyo. Anuario de Filosofía Argentina y Americana; Vol. 39 (2021); 11-45 1853-3175 1514-9935 spa https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/anuariocuyo/article/view/4722/4606 Derechos de autor 2021 Cuyo. Anuario de Filosofía Argentina y Americana https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/deed.es
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topic Experiencia
Destrucción
Autocreación
Frantz Fanon
Colonialismo
Cuerpo
Experience
Destruction
Self-destruction
Frantz Fanon
Colonialism
Body
spellingShingle Experiencia
Destrucción
Autocreación
Frantz Fanon
Colonialismo
Cuerpo
Experience
Destruction
Self-destruction
Frantz Fanon
Colonialism
Body
Aguirre Aguirre, Carlos Sergio
Lived experience, destruction and self-creation: fanonian itineraries about the body
topic_facet Experiencia
Destrucción
Autocreación
Frantz Fanon
Colonialismo
Cuerpo
Experience
Destruction
Self-destruction
Frantz Fanon
Colonialism
Body
author Aguirre Aguirre, Carlos Sergio
author_facet Aguirre Aguirre, Carlos Sergio
author_sort Aguirre Aguirre, Carlos Sergio
title Lived experience, destruction and self-creation: fanonian itineraries about the body
title_short Lived experience, destruction and self-creation: fanonian itineraries about the body
title_full Lived experience, destruction and self-creation: fanonian itineraries about the body
title_fullStr Lived experience, destruction and self-creation: fanonian itineraries about the body
title_full_unstemmed Lived experience, destruction and self-creation: fanonian itineraries about the body
title_sort lived experience, destruction and self-creation: fanonian itineraries about the body
description The article critically addresses three moments of Frantz Fanon's theoretical production referring to the colonized and racialized body: lived experience, destruction and self-creation. In the first section, the centrality of the concept of experience in his work Black Skin, White Masks is reviewed, giving importance to the psycho-affective seizures suffered by the black body and the postponement of its action projection. Afterwards, the philosophical fold displayed by the destruction of experience and the critical relevance of what Fanon defines as historical-racial and epidermal-racial schemes are discussed in the framework of the ocular power of anti-black racism. In a third section, the philosophy of interruption and invention that inhabits fanonian texts is investigated, and it is concluded that the possibility of another historical-political imagination dwells in Fanon thanks to the actional and inventive character that is given to the body in a decolonized policy.
publisher Cuyo. Anuario de Filosofía Argentina y Americana
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url https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/anuariocuyo/article/view/4722
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