To mark the fiftieth anniversary of Frantz Fanon's death, an international group of scholars addresses the diverse sources, trajectories and reinscriptions of his thought. Participants will consider Fanon's biographical and intellectual migration between the French Caribbean and North Africa, and between the theory of race and the project of anticolonial nationalism, and discuss his legacy across continents and across disciplines. Please click here to see the complete event description. Please click on the links below to view excerpts from the conference: "Starting Over: A New History of Man," Seloua Luste Boulbina, Philosophy, Collège International de Philosophie "Fanon and the Legitimacy of the New Human, A Question of Dignity," Ronald Judy, English, University of Pittsburgh Keynote: "Trois Visages de Frantz Fanon ou Comment Devenir une Fanonienne Convainue," Maryse Condé, Writer and Professor Emerita, French, Columbia "Fanon's Socialism in Wretched of the Earth," Bashir Abu-Manneh, English, Barnard College "An Approach to Fanon," David Scott, Anthropology, Columbia "Frantz Fanon in the Context of Polycrisis," Mireille Fanon Mendès-France, Director, Frantz Fanon Foundation "Fanon and the City," Reinhold Martin, Architecture, Columbia "Frantz Fanon and the Unfinished Project of Decolonization," Nelson Maldonado-Torres, Comparative Literature, Rutgers University | 
