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Self-narration in "Invisible Man"

Qiao Yan

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To research on the use of language in literature and enhance readers appreciation of foreign literature,the author herein analyzes the use of language in American literature Invisible Man and puts forward the use of self-narration.The writing style creates the arctic air of monologue and dialogue.Also it provides the hero with self-indication,self-illustration and self-recognition.

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To research on the use of language in literature and enhance readers appreciation of foreign literature,the author herein analyzes the use of language in American literature Invisible Man and puts forward the use of self-narration.The writing style creates the arctic air of monologue and dialogue.Also it provides the hero with self-indication,self-illustration and self-recognition.

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To research on the use of language in literature and enhance readers appreciation of foreign literature,the author herein analyzes the use of language in American literature Invisible Man and puts forward the use of self-narration.The writing style creates the arctic air of monologue and dialogue.Also it provides the hero with self-indication,self-illustration and self-recognition.

Key concepts: Narrative, HERO, Style (visual arts), Aesthetics, Literature, Self, History, Psychology

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