Letters

Letters

Editors:

In his interesting discussion on Frantz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth (DISSENT, May-June 1966) Lewis Coser expresses the hope that Fanon’s “destructive vision” may lead Western men to compassion, to a sense of fraternity and a lack of condescension towards the downtrodden.


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