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Edited by Nephilim713:
1/11/2015 7:20:16 PM
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Who has read Moby Dick by Melville?
I am reading Moby Dick but I want to know why it is so good. The professors and students in my program praise this book like it is god or something and I am not convinced yet. Any philosophy major or someone knowledgeable about the book actually know what is going on and why it may be a good read. Read past page 300 and I am bored!
Thanks for the advice if you have any.
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5 RepliesI liked it.
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1 ReplyI've never read it. No idea :p What are you studying anyway?
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1 ReplyMy lit teacher of last year did said that he read the whole thing, and he liked it a lot.
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A man hunt MOBY Dick the man goes in to a storm Moby Dick saved him n the man doesn't kill moby
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Mobility Dick yes
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4 RepliesI hated all that type of required reading in English courses. Never saw the point. On topic, Nah never read that one. I do believe man conquers whale
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I read [u]In the Heart of the Sea[/u] by Nathanial Philbrick, or at least I think thats his name, pretty good, read this first.
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I haven't read it in a long time, I do remember it putting me to sleep though.
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3 RepliesI read a book about the movie version of the book Moby Dick. Does that count?
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1 ReplyI read it and did a few reports on it. By today's standards it's pretty boring. Now, I doubt people see the thrill and adventure of it all. It's just deemed to be a classic much like the time machine, Christmas carol or a dozen other books you have to read in any classic lit course. Honestly, I enjoyed it. But, not all "classics" are enjoyed by all.
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I guess nobody can help me xD
