The book “Problems of the National Liberation Struggle in the Works of Franz Fanon” by Alexander Gordon is a deep and multilayered study that immerses the reader in the world of ideas formulated by one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century. Franz Fanon, a psychiatrist and philosopher, has become a symbol of the struggle against colonialism and racism, and his work continues to inspire generations of activists and scientists. In his work, Gordon not only analyzes the basic concepts of Fanon, but also considers their relevance in a modern context, which makes the book important for anyone interested in issues of social justice, identity and political struggle. The book begins with Fanon's introduction to life and work, which allows the reader to understand how his personal experiences, including his upbringing on Martnik and participation in the Algerian War of Independence, shaped his views. Gordon focuses on how Fanon used his knowledge of psychology to analyze colonial oppression, emphasizing that the struggle for freedom is not only a political, but also a psychological process. The reader will be able to see how Fanon connects theory and practice, offering new approaches to understanding colonial experience and its consequences. Who can like this work? First of all, the book will be of interest to students and researchers in the field of sociology, political science, cultural studies and psychology . Young activists fighting for human rights and social justice will find inspiration and a theoretical basis for their activities. It will also attract the attention of all who are interested in the history of colonialism and its consequences, as well as those who are looking for new ways to understand modern conflicts and the struggle for the rights of the oppressed. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, including racial identity, colonial trauma, violence as a means of liberation, and the need to create a new, post-colonial consciousness. Gordon is not afraid to raise difficult and sometimes controversial questions, which makes his analysis particularly valuable. He shows that Fanon's ideas continue to be relevant in the context of globalization and new forms of neocolonialism, which emphasizes the need to rethink old concepts in the light of new realities. The style of Alexander Gordon is clear and deep, which makes it easy to perceive complex ideas. Its ability to combine theoretical concepts with practical examples makes the book available to a wide audience. Gordon is also known for his other works on identity issues and cultural politics, which adds additional context to his analysis of Fanon.[citation needed] In conclusion, “Problems of the National Liberation Struggle in the Works of Franz Fanon” is not just an academic study, but an important contribution to the modern discussion of colonialism, racism and the struggle for justice. This book will be an indispensable source of knowledge for all who seek to understand how Fanon’s ideas can be applied in today’s world, and how they continue to inspire people to fight for their rights and freedoms. If you are looking for a deep, provocative and relevant reading, this work should definitely take place on your shelf.