The Search for Self-Awareness In Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man, the narrator's hopes and dreams alter every time he becomes a new self. I believe that this book is written entirely on the basis of how he is searching for his own identity and in order to find it; he has to have awareness of himself and of the world. Everyone wears a mask and in someway is not true to themselves, let alone to other …showed first 75 words of 1553 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1553 total…u have social responsibility. It is easy for people to hide sometimes in some situations, but it is more important to show yourself in the times of need. This is because you become the strongest when you are who you are and not someone you want to become. In the Invisible Man, the narrator finally comprehends that he will become a strong person when he accepts his true self after achieving his awareness in society.