Moby Dick is the greatest example for the symbolic of humanity fighting the environment but i hear it caused the popularity of Herman to decrease and i don't understand why
We learn about European literature in schools and while studying literature on Universities, but there is still to little about American works here in Poland, in my opinion. "Moby Dick" is for sure on of the greatest novels which were created by man. Some people say, that it's the last or one of the last few works, that contains such a big dose of metaphysics. Postmodernism looks so poor comparing to this.
@julissakent31 Call me Ishmael. I'm on a boat. I make some friends, but there are some pretty fierce speciments on board. Queqeeg is a monster of an islander and one of the 3 harpooners. But the hardest case of all is Cap'n Ahab, a fierce, tyrannical Quaker whose singular obsession & utter Mania is to seek the white whale, moby dick. After all, he took his leg, wrecked a boat and killed some dudes. Now its payback, and god drag us straight to hell if we do not hunt moby dick to his death.
I couldn't get on with the later version of the film even if the script was much closer to the actual book than the 1956 film. Once you see Orson Wells, nothing comes closer to it and with regards to Gregory Peck playing Mapple in the later version - well, forget it.
Peck was a completely lost cause in both - even by his own admittance.
I had the chance to meet a guy who was a young lad who lived in the Irish village they filmed the Pub and harbour scenes.
Hi Alcester. The J.S. Bach in the video is the second movement of the Concerto in E (BWV 1042). Specifically, I used Barenboim's version with the English Chamber Orchestra
this is beautiful - the kent illustrations are my favorite. he used vertical lines and shading in his images to pull the reader *away* from the text! my kind of guy... kind of. :)
Fantastic video! Thanks so much for sharing it!
dearmalika 4 months ago
Moby Dick is the greatest novel written by an American.
JJHLH1 4 months ago
Moby Dick is the greatest example for the symbolic of humanity fighting the environment but i hear it caused the popularity of Herman to decrease and i don't understand why
RenadTreeInElgana 4 months ago
We learn about European literature in schools and while studying literature on Universities, but there is still to little about American works here in Poland, in my opinion. "Moby Dick" is for sure on of the greatest novels which were created by man. Some people say, that it's the last or one of the last few works, that contains such a big dose of metaphysics. Postmodernism looks so poor comparing to this.
SlavishTongue 8 months ago
You Who collect these things for us to see, I bow my head. Thanks : )
jbharuch 11 months ago
i dont know the story of Moby Dick can someone PLEASE summarize the story PLEASE
julissakent31 1 year ago
@julissakent31 Call me Ishmael. I'm on a boat. I make some friends, but there are some pretty fierce speciments on board. Queqeeg is a monster of an islander and one of the 3 harpooners. But the hardest case of all is Cap'n Ahab, a fierce, tyrannical Quaker whose singular obsession & utter Mania is to seek the white whale, moby dick. After all, he took his leg, wrecked a boat and killed some dudes. Now its payback, and god drag us straight to hell if we do not hunt moby dick to his death.
RaskolnikovRomanovic 10 months ago
leave moby alone!!!!!
redeyedman2 1 year ago
amazing!!!
Bajaber87 1 year ago
Thank you for bringing these important illustrations to the light of day again... they should never be forgotten!
rhodeislandartist 2 years ago 2
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rhodeislandartist 2 years ago
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syche18 2 years ago
perfect
stergioskottas 3 years ago
Gran bel video ! Viva Melville !
fraccc51 3 years ago
Speechless!
DoomedAssassin 3 years ago
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Chienqfume 3 years ago
"Where lies the final harbor, whence we unmoor no more...?"
TSM8088 3 years ago
I couldn't get on with the later version of the film even if the script was much closer to the actual book than the 1956 film. Once you see Orson Wells, nothing comes closer to it and with regards to Gregory Peck playing Mapple in the later version - well, forget it.
Peck was a completely lost cause in both - even by his own admittance.
I had the chance to meet a guy who was a young lad who lived in the Irish village they filmed the Pub and harbour scenes.
rotterdam1953 3 years ago
Another excellent job! Well done!
AnthonyMarkT 3 years ago
Thank you everyone for the kind remarks and attention.
tomtulliver 4 years ago
please, can someone tell me what is the name of this piece of J.S.Bach or in wich compilation of him can I find it?
Alcester 4 years ago
Hi Alcester. The J.S. Bach in the video is the second movement of the Concerto in E (BWV 1042). Specifically, I used Barenboim's version with the English Chamber Orchestra
tomtulliver 4 years ago
Big thanks for your reply ;)
Alcester 4 years ago
In this book is everything.
rastjo1 4 years ago
I agree. Melville plumbed the depths well. It holds within it's pages all of life's great mysteries.
dapoetmaster 4 years ago
The best novel ever
mvp111MCA 4 years ago
Pretty cool
Wolffur 4 years ago
this is beautiful - the kent illustrations are my favorite. he used vertical lines and shading in his images to pull the reader *away* from the text! my kind of guy... kind of. :)
grbomr 4 years ago 2