To succeed, negritude has to be able to be experienced as absolute. The other interpretation suggests that Fanon, although giving an amazing and important description of “the lived experience of the black,” ends Black Skin, White Masks by moving away from racialism and toward seeing each man as only a man, not seeing color at all...
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The close of the book, it is argued, suggests exactly this. When Fanon concludes with “My final prayer: O my body, make of me always a man who questions!”[5] he is gesturing to a universal humanity which is rational and inquisitive. This is exactly the reading Sonia Kruks gives in her book, Retrieving Experience...
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