Increasing Invisibility of Poverty in No Great Mischief This four-page undergraduate paper illustrates the increasing invisibility of poverty in this novel in relation to the quote about how we are blinded to poverty. The key word in all this is obligation, and MacDonald demonstrates that once you have performed an act of self-denial, a very tiny obligation, then you are free. This is a new form of ethics that comes from capitalism. Pages: 4 Bibliography: 3 source(s) listed Filename: 23684 C3350.doc Price: 35.80