Pitchpoling : Moby-Dick, a Speculative History ...

Since 2006, an interdisciplinary group of German scholars have met annually to work on an ambitious goal: producing a historically grounded, analytical commentary for each one of Moby-Dick’s chapters. This comprehensive, speculative-historical commentary inquires after the colossal importance of Mob...

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Main Author: Krajewski, Markus
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Published: The University of British Columbia 2018
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