Posted: December 6th, 2014

The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison

The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison

Project description
In Ellison’s novel, the Invisible Man literally goes underground, making a home beneath New York City. Referring to the Prologue, Epilogue and his confrontation with

Ras in Chapter 25, explain whether you think the Invisible Man is ultimately an irresponsible coward who retreats from a necessary fight for social justice, or a sane

and principled individual who, in his life beneath New York City, “on the lower frequencies” might speak for all the other sane people doing the best they can in an

insane world (581).

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