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Moby-Dick

Moby-Dick; or, The Whale is an 1851 epic novel by American writer Herman Melville. The book centers on the sailor Ishmael's narrative of the maniacal quest of Ahab, captain of the whaling ship Pequod, for vengeance against Moby Dick, the giant white sperm whale that bit off his leg on the ship's previous voyage. A contribution to the literature of the…

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Author
Herman Melville
Genre
Adventure fiction · epic · sea story · encyclopedic novel
Publication date
October 18, 1851 (United Kingdom) November 14, 1851 (United States)
Publisher
Richard Bentley (United Kingdom) · Harper & Brothers (United States)
Dewey Decimal
813.3
Language
English

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related to General references · 274
Moby-Dick → Abrams, Age, Ahab's Rolling Sea, Alfred, American Literature, American Renaissance, Andrew, Angel, Ann Arbor, Arnold, Art, Aspects, At Internet Archive OnlineHoward, Australia, Baltimore, Bercaw, Bercaw Edwards, Bezanson, Bible, Biblical Allusion
related to Editions · 51
Moby-Dick → An Authoritative Text, Analogues, Brothers, Company, Contexts, Criticism, Edited, Evanston, Explanatory Notes, Harper, Harrison Hayford, Haskell Springer, Hendricks House, Herman Melville, Hershel, Hershel Parker, Howard, Ill, Includes, Index
related to Thomas Carlyle · 35
Moby-Dick → According, Ahab, Alexander Welsh, Arac, Boswell's Life, Carlyle, Carlyle's, Carlylean, Critical, Critics, Cromwell, Dante Alighieri, Hero, Hero-Worship, Heroic, History, Ishmael, James Barbour, Johnson, Jonathan Arac
related to history · 34
Moby-Dick → Allan, American, At, Bentley, British, By, England, Harper's, Harpers, Hawthorne, He, In, In June, Indeed, John Bryant, July, June, London, May, Melville
related to American · 31
Moby-Dick → America, American, American Miscellany, Athenaeum, Boston Post, British, December, December New York Eclectic, December New York International, Epilogue, Ishmael's, January Harper's Monthly Magazine, London, London Athenaeum, London Athenaeum's, Magazine, Melville's, November, Only, Post
related to Style · 31
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related to Legacy and adaptations · 28
Moby-Dick → American, American Romanticism, Brothers, Carl Van Doren, Chicago, Classic American Literature, During, English, Harper, However, In, Kent's, Lakeside Press, Lawrence, Mardi, Melville, Melville's, Modern Library Giant, New York's, Omoo
related to Last-minute change of title · 26
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related to Themes · 25
Moby-Dick → Ahab, Ahab's, Although Ishmael, American, An, Andrew Delbanco, Better, Black, Christian, English, Forster, Ishmael's, Laurie Robertson-Lorant, Melville, Melville Revival, Pequod, Pip, Pip's, Queequeg, Reward
related to Autobiographical elements · 22
Moby-Dick → Acushnet, Bildad, Bradford, Even, Father Mapple, However, Its, Johnny Cake Hill, Jonah, Melville, Melville's, Melvin, Mudge, On December, Pequod, Quaker, Reverend Enoch Mudge, Sailor's Magazine, Seamen's Bethel, The

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Moby-DickAuthorHerman Melville1.00infobox
Moby-DickDewey Decimal813.31.00infobox
Moby-DickGenreAdventure fiction1.00infobox
Moby-DickGenreepic1.00infobox
Moby-DickGenresea story1.00infobox
Moby-DickGenreencyclopedic novel1.00infobox
Moby-DickLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
Moby-DickLC ClassPZ3.M498 Mo31.00infobox
Moby-DickPages635 (U.S. edition)1.00infobox
Moby-DickPublication dateOctober 18, 1851 (United Kingdom) November 14, 1851 (United States)1.00infobox
Moby-DickPublication placeUnited States1.00infobox
Moby-DickPublisherRichard Bentley (United Kingdom)1.00infobox
Moby-DickPublisherHarper & Brothers (United States)1.00infobox
Moby-DickTextMoby-Dick; or, The Whale at Wikisource1.00infobox
Moby-Dickis aletter Melville wrote to Richard Henry Dana Jr. on May 10.90text
Moby-Dickis alegitimate title for the book0.90text

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