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Ralph Ellison's Vision in Invisible Man
Summary: Ralph Ellison's book Invisible Man uses the concept of vision not only as references to blindness and other symbols, but also as references to how we view ourselves, each other, and our pasts. Ellison presents a vision of black identity in the past, present, and future, in which only in the future is one's identity not limited by race or ethnicity. Through this vision, he emphasizes our need to find our own identities as individuals, and not to base those identities on group stereotypes and generalizations.
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