accomplishments, while ridiculed for his misfortunes and failures. A single individual

can go into hiding, thus concealing his most personal thoughts and desires in invisibility

from fear of acceptance. In Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man, a young black boy must look

within himself, in his experiences on the road to maturing, learning self-acceptance and

rejecting that which threatens his quest for manhood.

Mr. Ellison portrays a significant kind of independence in his writing. He adopted

a tone throughout the novel to express the problems as a Negro minority. He did s

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Approximate Word count = 446
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)