Frantz Fanon (1925-1961) was a Martinique-born psychiatrist, philosopher, revolutionary, and writer. He was the author of classic works such as Black Skin, White Masks (1952) and The Wretched of the Earth (1961). He was one of the most significant anti-colonialist, anti-imperialist and anti-racist thinkers of the 20th Century.

Alienation and Freedom is much more intimate and personal than his previous writings - it includes his personal writings, his plays, his library and influences

General Introduction, by Jean Khalfa and Robert J.C. Young Part One: Theatre
Fanon, Revolutionary Playwright, by Robert J.C. Young
Parallel Hands
The Drowning Eye

Part Two: Psychiatric writings
Fanon: A Revolutionary Psychiatrist, by Jean Khalfa
Mental alterations, character modifications, psychic disorders and intellectual deficit in spinocerebellar heredo-degeneration: on a case of Friedreich's ataxia with delusions of possession

Letter to Maurice Despinoy
Trait d'union
On some cases treated with the Bini method
Indications of Bini therapy in the framework of institutional therapies
On an attempt at readaptation of a patient with morpheic epilepsy and series character disorders
Note on techniques of sleeping therapy with conditioning and electroencephalographic monitoring
Notre Journal, introduction by Amina Azza Bekkat
Letter to Maurice Despinoy
Social therapy in a ward of Muslim men: methodological difficulties
Daily life in the douars
Introduction to sexuality disorders among North-African men
Current aspects of mental assistance in Algeria
Ethnopsychiatric considerations
Confessional behaviour in North Africa (1)
Confessional behaviour in North Africa (2)

Letter to Maurice Despinoy
Attitude of Maghrebin Muslims towards madness
The TAT with Muslim women, sociology of perception and imagination
Letter to the resident minister
The phenomenon of agitation in the psychiatric setting: general considerations, psychopathological meaning
Biological study of the action of lithium citrate in manic fits
On a case of torsion spasm
First attempts with injectable meprobamate in hypochondriac states
Day hospitalization in psychiatry: value and limits
Day hospitalization in psychiatry: value and limits. Second part: doctrinal considerations

Psychiatry in its meeting with society

Part Three: Political writings
Introduction, by Jean Khalfa
The Demoralized Foreign Legion
Algeria's Independence: an everyday reality
National Independence: the only possible outcome
Algeria and the French Crisis
The Algerian conflict and African anticolonialism
A democratic revolution
One more time: the reason for the prerequisite
Algerian revolutionary consciousness
Strategies of an Army with its Back to the Wall
The survivors of no man's land
The testament of a 'man of the left'
The rationale of ultracolonialism
The Western World and the Fascist Experience in France
Gaullist Illusions
The Cross of a People
The Anti-Imperialist Movement's Rise and the Retards of Pacification
The United Combat of African Countries
Richard Wright's White man, listen!
At Conakry, He Declares: 'World Peace passes via National Independence'
Africa Accuses the West
The Stooges of Imperialism
Letter to Ali Shariati, presentation by Sara ShariatiPart Four: Publishing Fanon (France and Italy, 1959-1971)
Introduction, by Jean Khalfa
Correspondence between François Maspero and Frantz Fanon
The Italian Fanon: unearthing a hidden editorial history, by Neelam Srivastava Part Five: Frantz Fanon's library
List established, presented and commented upon by Jean Khalfa
Key dates
Index