Fanon's book Black Skin, White Masks analyzes the negative psychological impact of colonial subjugation on black people. It deals with the social, cultural, and political problems. The book contains 8 chapters that examine topics like the relationship between language and intelligence for black people, the views of black women by black and white men, and how blackness was seen as inhuman. Fanon argues that colonialism dehumanized natives and that blacks tried to identify with their white masters to feel desirable and escape racial oppression.

1. Topic: Black Skin White Mask , Critical overview.
Name: Solanki Binita M.
Paper: 11
Subject: The Postcolonial Literature.
Semester: 3 , M.A.
Submitted to: Department of English,
Maharaja Krishnakumarsingh,
Bhavnagar University.

2. The book is an analysis of the
negative psychology-cal
impact of colonial
subjugation upon black
people.
Fanon deal with Social,
Cultural, and political
Problems.

3. Black skin white Masks in 8 chapter:
 The Negro and Language
 that if a black person
does not learn the white
man’s language
perfectly, he is
unintelligent
 The Woman of Color and the White Man ,
 The colonized women look
Down on their own. Race and deep down
Want to be white. In “The Bluest Eye “of
‘ Toni Morrison ‘we find a black girls desire
Fun the blue eyes of white men and woman.

4.  The Man of Color and the White Woman
 the condition of Black men
. The So-called Dependency Complex of
the colonized peoples
 that people of color have a deep
desire for white rule, that those who
appose it to do not have a secure sense
of self that they have a chip on their
shoulder.

5.  The fact of Blackness
 the pathetic conditions of
blacks. They thought that being
always black is as if they are
never fully human.
 The Negro and Psychopathology
 black men are viewed as bodies
which makes them seem like
mindless, violent sexual, animal
beings
 bad meanings that the word “black”

6.  The Negro and Recognition
 how different styles of white
rule shaped black people in
America
 By way of conclusion
 the escaping the prison of
one’s past and one’s race.

7. Black skin White Masks, Fanon argued that colonialism
dehumanized the native.
The White man, is the master, and represent an object
that is to be feared and desire.
The black there fore tries to be more like that desirable
white man/master . He put’s on white masks.
Fanon analyzes the black psyche in the midst of
a white dominated culture.
Conclusion :