RICHARD WRIGHT

Richard Wright

Richard Wright

Compare and contrast "The Man Who Lived Underground'' with Invisible Man

The Man Who Lived Underground is a forceful criticism of the social, political and psychological issues facing black men in white America. As a result, Wright synthesized the acute and turbulent issues within black urban life and effectively summarized the hope and despair of an entire generation of African-Americans in his novel.( Ellison 1980, 581) Wright's style of writing was a paradigm in which future African-American writers would revisit time and time again. On the other hand in the novel of Ralph Ellison “the invisible man” describes that ...