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Brian C

Where is the Civil in the Invisible Man's Disobedience? - 0 views

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    this article highlights the fact that the only effective disobedience in Invisible Man is violent disobedience, because civil disobedience never works in the novel. Whenever action is taken, serious action, it is taken with force.
Willie C

Where Is the Civil in the Invisible Man's Disobedience? - 0 views

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    "Ultimately, the lack of civil disobedience in Invisible Man follows the lack of recognition and the legal invisibility of African Americans in the United States of the 1930's"
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    This source criticizes IM for his lack of action. It claims that his lack of disobedience and blindness to his situation ultimately parallels that of many African Americans in the early 1900's, explaining why their oppression was allowed to go on.
Zaji Z

Blindness and Invisibility - 0 views

  • The only viable option to save the human species from self-immolation – ending our dependence on fossil fuels – is ignored by the industrialized world’s power brokers, who have shredded the tepid climate agreement made at Kyoto.
  • The last thin hope for reform and reversal will come through sustained acts of civil disobedience and open defiance of the formal systems of power.
  • Working within the system to reform it has failed.
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  • Life is short. We all die. Nearly all battles for justice will long outlive us.
  • One thing without stain, unspotted from the world, in spite of doom. Mine own!”
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    Interesting read about activists for anti-capitalism/environmentalist (ignore that fact) and their conclusion that working reform with the system doesn't work. Now, they see the light, and the only thing left for each of them, is subversiveness and action against the institution. 
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