Angelo Hesnard inspired one thinker to posit that people with this trait cause a reaction that “defies all rational thinking” in eliciting a “phobogenic” response in others. That thinker criticized a movement named for this trait that was also rejected by Édouard Glissant’s concept of Antillanité (“ahn-tee-yan-ee-TAY”). One book argues that people with this trait gain inferiority complexes through “epidermalization.” (10[1])That book (10[1])includes a chapter (-5[1])titled for a man with this trait, which expands upon Jean-Paul Sartre’s account of antisemitism and criticizes another Sartre work titled for Orpheus and this (10[2])trait. People with this (10[1])trait imitate a dominant group’s culture by wearing metaphorical masks, according to Frantz Fanon. (10[1])For 10 points, name this trait (-5[1])that inspired the name of the Négritude movement. (10[2])■END■ (10[1]0[1])