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| Preface : "to fight some other world" | ||
| Introduction : renderings of the whale | 1 | |
| Composing Moby-Dick : what might have happened : the Astman distinguished lecture | 15 | |
| "Ungainly gambols" and circumnavigating the truth : breaking the narrative of Moby-Dick | 25 | |
| "Chiefly known by his rod" : the book of Jonah, Mapple's sermon, and scapegoating | 37 | |
| Filling the void : a Lacanian angle of vision on Moby-Dick | 61 | |
| Melville, Moby-Dick, and the depressive mind : Queequeg, Starbuck, Stubb, and Flask as symbolic characters | 81 | |
| Correspondences : paranoiac lexicographers and Melvillean heroes | 100 | |
| "Deadly voids and unbidden infidelities" : death, memory, and law in Moby-Dick | 117 | |
| "I stand alone here upon an open sea" : Starbuck and the limits of positive law | 132 | |
| Morality and rhetoric in Moby-Dick | 148 | |
| Moby-Dick's lessons, or how reading might save one's life | 165 | |
| Mapping and measurement in Moby-Dick | 182 | |
| "In this simple savage old rules would not apply" : cetology and the subject of race in Moby-Dick | 199 | |
| "Kings of the upside-down world" : challenging white hegemony in Moby-Dick | 209 | |
| "So Spanishly poetic" : Moby-Dick's doubloon and Latin America | 224 | |
| Dreaming a dream of interracial bonds : from Hope Leslie to Moby-Dick | 238 | |
| "There's another rendering now" : on translating Moby-Dick into German | 255 | |
| The Brazilian whale | 274 | |
| Leviathanic revelations : Laurie Anderson's, Rinde Eckert's, and John Barrymore's Moby-Dicks | 291 | |
| Feminizing Moby-Dick : contemporary women perform the whale | 305 | |
| Fusing with the muse : Eckert's Great whales as homage and prophecy | 321 | |
| "Lying in various attitudes" : staging Melville's Pip in digital media | 337 |
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Harold Simpson
reviewed Ungraspable Phantom: Essays on Moby-Dick on July 28, 2007
Ungraspable Phantom: Essays on Moby-Dick
What started as a well thought out idea turned into a series of book reviews over various topics. The only major connection between these reviews were either that the original author was Italian or the work was translated into or from Italian.
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