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Dust Jacket Grade: AFormat: Hardcover Year: 1995Stated Print: First PrintingPublisher: John Wiley and Sons
Publisher: The Teaching Company
the Museum of Modern Art
mainly of Chinese origin
Why Read Moby-Dick? US Travel Guides title page and back endNathaniel Philbrick's Why Read Moby Dick? argues that Melville's classic is a vital, relevant American text, not just a difficult novel, by making it accessible through its connection to history, psychology, and the American experience, revealing its humor, foreshadowing the Civil War, and showing how its themes of obsession, truth, and the American identity still resonate today. Philbrick acts as an enthusiastic guide, making the case that the book
