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Moby Dick: The Original 1851 Unabridged Edition
par
Herman Melville
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Romance
Mystery
Science Fiction
+11
more
Format
Kindle
Pages
736
Langue
Anglais
Publié
Apr 13, 2024
Éditeur
Maplewood Classics; Unabridged Version
ISBN-10
1916700152
ISBN-13
9781916700154
Description
Set against the backdrop of the vast and treacherous ocean, this timeless narrative unfolds the journey of Captain Ahab, whose singular obsession with revenge drives him to hunt the elusive white whale, Moby Dick. As Ahab embarks on his perilous quest aboard the whaling ship Pequod, he is accompanied by a diverse crew, each with their own backgrounds and motivations, creating a rich tapestry of humanity at sea.
Through Melville's intricate prose, readers are invited into the philosophical depths of existence and the human spirit, exploring themes of fate, isolation, and the struggle against nature. Ahab's relentless pursuit of Moby Dick becomes a profound allegory for the struggle against one's own demons and the consequences of vengeance.
The characters encountered along the way, particularly Ishmael, who narrates the tale, offer unique perspectives that enrich the narrative and highlight the complexities of life at sea. The interplay of camaraderie and tension among the crew provides a compelling glimpse into the realities of whaling and the bonds formed in the face of adversity.
Melville's masterful storytelling invites readers to contemplate the eternal conflict between man and the forces of nature, rendered through poetic language and vivid imagery. As the Pequod sails ever closer to confrontation, the haunting question of whether Ahab’s quest will lead to vindication or doom hangs in the air, making this a gripping exploration of ambition and existential reflection.
Through Melville's intricate prose, readers are invited into the philosophical depths of existence and the human spirit, exploring themes of fate, isolation, and the struggle against nature. Ahab's relentless pursuit of Moby Dick becomes a profound allegory for the struggle against one's own demons and the consequences of vengeance.
The characters encountered along the way, particularly Ishmael, who narrates the tale, offer unique perspectives that enrich the narrative and highlight the complexities of life at sea. The interplay of camaraderie and tension among the crew provides a compelling glimpse into the realities of whaling and the bonds formed in the face of adversity.
Melville's masterful storytelling invites readers to contemplate the eternal conflict between man and the forces of nature, rendered through poetic language and vivid imagery. As the Pequod sails ever closer to confrontation, the haunting question of whether Ahab’s quest will lead to vindication or doom hangs in the air, making this a gripping exploration of ambition and existential reflection.
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