Article: NKU PROF EXPERT ON 'MOBY-DICK,' ITS AUTHOR.(News)

Article: The pleasures of reading ...
Leviathan;  June 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... and to whom he dedicated Moby-Dick as a "token of ... admiration ... may have led Melville to recast Moby-Dick from a whaling chronicle on the ... Whether or not one accepts the "Two Moby-Dicks" hypothesis, one will find that ...

Article: Classic Canvases // Exhibit Presents Artistic Takes On ...
Chicago Sun-Times;  January 14, 1996 ;     623 words ... ... too. We've never seen this many Moby-Dicks gathered together in one room before ... exhibition "Unpainted to the Last: Moby-Dick and American Art 1930-1990 ... which features work inspired by Moby-Dick by artists as diverse as Rockwell ...

Article: Moby-Dick: reading, rewriting, and ...
Leviathan;  June 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Melville Society Lecture, Moby-Dick Marathon, New Bedford Whaling Museum ... 2007 There are many ways to read Moby-Dick. Some can read the novel in a sitting ... more casual approach. My wife read Moby-Dick in three weeks, but those three ...

Article: FROM HATING TO LIVING 'MOBY-DICK'.(News)
The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY);  December 25, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... only way to begin a story about Robert Wallace, an expert on author Herman Melville and his famous novel, "Moby-Dick." "Moby-Dick," considered by Wallace and many others as the great American novel, begins with one of the most famous lines ...

Article: `Moby-Dick' celebrated as an American tale of ...
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  June 17, 2001 ;     700+ words ...`Moby-Dick' celebrated as an American tale of diversity ... to the resurgence of Melville and his "Moby-Dick" in America's classrooms. "They address ... 135 chapters and more than 500 pages, "Moby-Dick" was taught and understood by many as ...

Article: Critical Essays on Herman Melville's "Moby ...
Nineteenth-Century Prose;  September 22, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... Critical Essays on Herman Melville's "Moby Dick," ed. Brian Higgins and Hershel ... Parker trace the literary history of Moby Dick from its beginning to present-day ... Percy H. Boynton remarks that Moby Dick "serves as a reminder that the greatest ...

Article: 150 YEARS ON, `MOBY-DICK' MORE AMERICAN THAN EVER
The Boston Globe;  June 3, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... resurgence of Melville and his "Moby-Dick" in America's classrooms ... chapters and more than 500 pages, "Moby-Dick" was taught and understood by many ... anniversary of its publication, "Moby-Dick" is coming to life again in classrooms ...