Analysis Of Uncle Tom's Cabin: A Vindication Of The Rights Of Woman
Uncle Tom’s Cabin is a book that relates to Invisible Man, since both deal with race. Uncle Tom’s Cabin tells about a slave in the American south and how he was treated. Similarly, Invisible Man also shows insight to how African Americans were treated in the south after the civil war, and how they never seem to be equal to the whites. A Vindication of the Rights of Woman is also similar to Invisible Man, both dealing with groups of people who are “lower” on the social ladder. A Vindication of the Rights of Woman deals with explaining how women and men are equal, but never treated equally. Similarly, Invisible Man deal with African Americans, who were seen as lower than whites, and how the Brotherhood tried to reunite African Americans and whites.