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Herman Melville had almost completed a "romance about the whaling
industry" when he met a man named Hawthorne whose literary theories
greatly influenced him. When Melville returned to his whaling yarn,
he did so with the notion of creating a new kind of romantic hero.
The result was Moby Dick. This unit explores Melville's career
and such works as Moby Dick, Bartleby the Scrivener, and
Billy Budd.
Video Transfer, 22 min $64.00
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