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The Café in the Ward: Fanon, Blida, and the Long Proof of Belonging
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The Café in the Ward: Fanon, Blida, and the Long Proof of Belonging
In November 1953, a psychiatrist from Martinique took charge of a ward at the Blida-Joinville hospital in French Algeria and began, almost immediately, to fail. He had arrived with a method he believed in. At Saint-Alban in occupied France, under the Catalan refugee psychiatrist François Tosquelles, Frantz Fanon had learned that madness was not only […]
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