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  1. Abbott, Collamer M.;
    Melville's Redburn and Moby-Dick. In: The Explicator. Washington: Spring 1990. Vol. 48, no. 3; p. 190-191 (2)

  2. Adams, Michael Vannoy.;
    Getting a Kick Out of Captain Ahab: The Merman Dream in Moby Dick. In: Dreamworks, 1984-1985; 4 (4): pp. 279-287 (9)

  3. Adams, Michael Vannoy.;
    Whaling and Difference: Moby-Dick Deconstructed. In: New Orleans Review 10.4(Win. 1983): pp. 59-64(6)

  4. Altherr, Thomas L.;
    'Drunk with the Chase': The Influence of Francis Parkman's The California and Oregon Trail upon Herman Melville's Moby-Dick, or the Whale.  In: JASAT (Journal of the American Studies Association of Texas), 1990 Oct.; 21: pp. 1-14(14)

  5. Andrews, William L.;
    Moby-Dick and the Legend of Mahuika.  In: American Transcendental Quarterly: A Journal of New England Writers, 1979; 42: pp. 123-127(5)

  6. Arac, Jonathan.;
    "A romantic book": Moby-Dick and novel agency. In: Boundary 2. Summer 1990. Vol. 17, no. 2; p. 40-59(20)

  7. Aspiz, Harold.;
    Phrenologizing the Whale. In: Nineteenth-Century Fiction, Vol. 23, No. 1 (Jun., 1968), pp. 18-27(10)

  8. Ausband, Stephen C.;
    The Whale and the Machine: An Approach to Moby-Dick. In: American Literature, 47, no. 2(May 1975): pp. 197-211(15)

  9. Austin, Allen.;
    The Three-Stranded Allegory of Moby-Dick. In: College English, Vol. 26, No. 5 (Feb., 1965), pp. 344-349(6)

  10. Axelrod, Steven Gould.;
    Teaching Moby-Dick to Non-English Majors. In: Bickman, Martin (ed. and preface)., Approaches to Teaching Melville's Moby-Dick. New York, NY: Modern Language Association of America; 1985. x, 157 pp. ISBN: 9780873524902; pp. 66-74(9)
     
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  11. Babcock, C. Merton.;
    The Vocabulary of Moby Dick. In: American Speech, Vol. 27, No. 2 (May, 1952), pp. 91-101(11)

  12. Barbarow, George.;
    Making Believe it is "Moby Dick". In: The Hudson Review, Vol. 10, No. 2 (Summer, 1957), pp. 270-274(5)

  13. Barbour, James.;
    The Composition of Moby-Dick. In: American Literature, Vol. 47, No. 3(Nov., 1975), pp. 343-360(18)

  14. Barbour, James. & Howard, Leon.;
    Carlyle and the Conclusion of Moby-Dick. In: The New England Quarterly, Vol. 49, No. 2 (Jun., 1976), pp. 214-224(11)

  15. Barnett, Louise K.;
    Speech in Moby-Dick. In: Studies in American Fiction, 1983 Autumn; 11 (2): pp. 139-151 (13)

  16. Bauerlein, Mark.;
    Grammar and Etymology in Moby-Dick. In: Arizona Quarterly: A Journal of American Literature, Culture, and Theory, 1990 Autumn; 46 (3): pp. 17-32 (16)

  17. Bell, Millicent.;
    Pierre Bayle and Moby Dick. In: PMLA, Vol. 66, No. 5 (Sep., 1951), pp. 626-648(23)

  18. Bell, Millicent.;
    The Indeterminate Moby-Dick. In: Bickman, Martin (ed. and preface)., Approaches to Teaching Melville's Moby-Dick. New York, NY: Modern Language Association of America; 1985. x, 157 pp. ISBN: 9780873524902; pp. 23-31(9)

  19. Bender, Bert.;
    Far Tortuga and American Sea Fiction since Moby-Dick. In: American Literature, Vol. 56, No. 2 (May, 1984), pp. 227-248(22)

  20. Bender, Bert.;
    Moby-Dick, an American Lyrical Novel. In: Studies in the Novel, 1978; 10: pp. 346-356 (11)

  21. Benson, James D.;
    Ideational, Interpersonal and Textual Meaning in Melville's Moby Dick. In: Forum Linguisticum, 1984 Aug.; 8 (2): pp. 157-167(11)

  22. Bergstrom, Robert F.;
    Less Erroneous Pictures of Whales: Open Structures in Teaching Moby-Dick. In: Bickman, Martin (ed. and preface)., Approaches to Teaching Melville's Moby-Dick. New York, NY: Modern Language Association of America; 1985. x, 157 pp. ISBN: 9780873524902; pp. 96-103(8)

  23. Berninghausen, Thomas F.;
    Writing on the Body: The Figure of Authority in Moby-Dick. In: New Orleans Review, 1987 Fall; 14 (3): pp. 5-12 (8)

  24. Bezanson, Walter E.;
    Moby-Dick: Document, Drama, Dream. In: Bryant, John (ed.)., A Companion to Melville Studies. Westport, CT: Greenwood; 1986. xxviii, 906 pp. pp. 169-210 (42)

  25. Bezanson, Walter E.;
    Moby Dick: Work of Art. In: Moby Dick: Centennial Essays. Ed. Tyrus Hillway & Luther Mansfield. Dallas: SMU, 1953. pp. 30-58(29)

  26. Bickman, Martin.;
    Materials. In: Bickman, Martin (ed. and preface)., Approaches to Teaching Melville's Moby-Dick. New York, NY: Modern Language Association of America; 1985. x, 157 pp. ISBN: 9780873524902; pp. 3-15(13)

  27. Bischoff, Howard W.;
    An Exploration into the Multiplicity of Meanings of the Universe and the Phenomena Contained Therein as Elucidated by Herman Melville in Moby Dick. In: Journal of Evolutionary Psychology, 1990 Aug; 11 (3-4): pp. 249-263 (15)

  28. Blair, John G.;
    Multum in parvo: Moby-Dick, the Swiss Army Knife, and the Poetics of Infinity. In: Fries, Udo (ed.) The Structure of Texts. Tübingen: Narr; 1987. 264 pp. ISBN : 3878088434; pp. 209-220(12)

  29. Bluestein, Gene.;
    Ahab's Sin. In: Arizona Quarterly, 41(1985). No. 2, pp. 101-116(16)

  30. Bohrer, Randall.;
    Melville's New Witness: Cannibalism and the Microcosm-Macrocosm Cosmology of "Moby-Dick". In: Studies in Romanticism, Vol. 22, No. 1 (Spring, 1983), pp. 65-91(27)

  31. Booth, Thornton Y.;
    Moby Dick: Standing Up to God. In: Nineteenth-Century Fiction Jun 1962, Vol. 17, No. 1: 33-43(11)

  32. Boughn, Michael.;
    Eros and Identity in Moby-Dick. In: American Transcendental Quarterly, 1987 Sept.; 1 (3): pp. 179-196(18)

  33. Braswell, William.;
    The Main Theme of Moby-Dick. In: Emerson Society Quarterly, 28 (1962): pp. 15-17(3)

  34. Burns, Graham.;
    The Unshored World of Moby Dick. In: Critical Review, 1970; 13: pp. 68-83 (16)
     
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  35. Cambon, Glauco.;
    Ishmael and the Problem of Formal Discontinuities in Moby Dick. In: Modern Language Notes, Vol. 76, No. 6 (Jun., 1961), pp. 516-523(8)

  36. Carlson, Thomas C.;
    Ishmael as Art Critic: A Double Metrical Irony in Moby-Dick. In: Interpretations: Studies in Language and Literature, 1979; 11: pp. 52-55 (4)

  37. Carlson, Thomas C.;
    Who's Afraid of Moby-Dick? An Approach to Teaching Ishmael's Autobiography. In: Interpretations: Studies in Language and Literature, 1973; 5: pp. 10-19 (10)

  38. Catherine, Kessler, Joyce.;
    The subversive genius: Melville's theory of characterization.     Degree Doctor of Philosophy, Case Western Reserve University, English, 1990. Advisor: Roger B Salomon. 173 pp.

  39. Chambers, Mary P.;
    White Man, White Whale Albinism in House Made of Dawn and Moby Dick. In: Studies in American Indian Literatures, New Series, Vol. 4, No. 4 (Autumn 1980), pp. 51-54(4)

  40. Clarey, JoEllyn.;
    D. H. Lawrence's Moby-Dick: A Textual Note. In: Modern Philology: A Journal Devoted to Research in Medieval and Modern Literature, 1986 Nov; 84 (2): pp. 191-195 (5)

  41. Clark, Marden J.;
    Blending Cadences: Rhythm and Structure in Moby-Dick. In: Studies in the Novel, 1976; 8: pp. 158-171(14)

  42. Clubb, Merrel D. Jr.;
    The Second Personal Pronoun in Moby-Dick. In: American Speech, Vol. 35, No. 4 (Dec., 1960), pp. 252-260(9)

  43. Coffler, Gail.;
    Moby-Dick: Classicism in Melville's Style. In: Essays in Arts and Sciences, 1987 May; 16: pp. 73-84(12)

  44. Cottom, Daniel.;
    Parody as Originality in Moby-Dick. In: American Transcendental Quarterly, 1981 Summer; 51: pp. 165-181(17)

  45. Cowan, S. A.;
    In Praise of Self-Reliance: The Role of Bulkington in Moby-Dick. In: American Literature: A Journal of Literary History, Criticism, and Bibliography, 1967; 38: pp. 547-556 (10)

  46. Cowan, Bainard.;
    Moby-Dick as the Preservation of Reading. In: Bickman, Martin (ed. and preface)., Approaches to Teaching Melville's Moby-Dick. New York, NY: Modern Language Association of America; 1985. x, 157 pp. ISBN: 9780873524902; pp. 51-55(5)

  47. Craven, Robert R.;
    'Roger Starbuck' (Augustus Comstock) and Moby-Dick. In: Melville Society Extracts, 1981 Nov.; 48: pp. 1-5 (5)

  48. Crichton, Andrew B.;
    The Spatial Imperative in Moby-Dick. In: Bickman, Martin (ed. and preface)., Approaches to Teaching Melville's Moby-Dick. New York, NY: Modern Language Association of America; 1985. x, 157 pp. ISBN: 9780873524902; pp. 128-134(7)

  49. Cromphout, Gustaaf Van.;
    Moby-Dick: The Transformation of the Faustian Ethos. In: American Literature, Vol. 51, no. 1(Mar., 1979), pp. 17-32(16)

  50. Cross, Richard K.;
    Moby-Dick and Under the Volcano: Poetry from the Abyss. In: Modern Fiction Studies, 1974; 20: pp. 149-156 (8)

  51. Cunningham, Frank R.;
    Lindsay Anderson's O Lucky Man! and the Romantic Tradition. In: Literature/Film Quarterly. Salisbury: Summer 1974. Vol. 2, no. 3; p. 256-261(6)
     
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  52. Dahl, Curtis.;
    Moby Dick and Reviews of the Cruise of the Cachalot. In: Modern Language Notes, Vol. 67, No. 7 (Nov., 1952), pp. 471-472(2)

  53. Dahl, Curtis.;
    Moby Dick's Cousin Behemoth. In: American Literature, Vol. 31, No. 1 (Mar., 1959), pp. 21-29(9)

  54. Dahlberg, Edward.;
    Moby-Dick: An Hamitic Dream. In: Burnshaw, Stanley(ed.) Varieties of Literary Experience: Eighteen Essays in World Literature. New York: NYU Press; 1962. pp. 183-213(31)

  55. Deacon, A. N.;
    Moby Dick. In: Critical Review, 1980; 22: pp. 77-88 (12)

  56. Dean, John.;
    Shakespeare's Influence on Moby-Dick or, Where There's a Will, There's a Whale. In: Cahiers Elisabethains: Etudes sur la Pre-Renaissance et la Renaissance Anglaises, 1978; 13: pp. 41-48 (8)

  57. Donaldson, Scott.;
    Damned Dollars and a Blessed Company: Financial Imagery in Moby-Dick. In: The New England Quarterly, Vol. 46, No. 2 (Jun., 1973), pp. 279-283(5)

  58. Dove-Rumé, Janine.;
    Scatology and Eschatology: Digestive Process and Occult Transmutation in Melville's Moby-Dick; Or, The Whale. In: Letterature d'America: Rivista Trimestrale, 1985 Spring; 6 (27): pp. 67-86 (20)

  59. Durer, Christopher S.;
    Moby-Dick and Nazi Propagandistic Techniques. In: The Midwest Quarterly. Pittsburg: Summer 1990. Vol. 31, no. 4; pp. 449-468(20)

  60. Durer, Christopher S.;
    Moby-Dick's Ishmael, Burke, and Schopenhauer. In: The Midwest Quarterly. Pittsburg: Winter 1989. Vol. 30, no. 2; pp. 161-178(18)

  61. Durer, Christopher S.;
    Mocking the "Grand Programme": Irony and after in "Moby Dick". In: Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature, Vol. 36, No. 4 (1982), pp. 249-258(10)
     
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  62. Egan, Philip J.;
    Time and Ishmael's Character in 'The Town-Ho's Story' of Moby-Dick. In: Studies in the Novel, 1982 Winter; 14 (4): pp. 337-347(11)

  63. Eldridge, Herbert G.;
    'Careful Disorder': The Structure of Moby-Dick. In: American Literature, 39 (May 1967), p. 145-162(18)

  64. Engell, John.;
    The Treasure of Sierra Madre: B. Traven, John Huston and Ideology in Film Adaptation. In: Literature/Film Quarterly. Salisbury: 1989. Vol. 17, no. 4; p. 245-252(8)

  65. Fabricant, Carole.;
    "Tristram Shandy" and "Moby-Dick": A Cock and Bull Story and a Tale of a Tub. In: The Journal of Narrative Technique, Vol. 7, No. 1 (Winter, 1977), pp. 57-69(13)

  66. Firestone, Evan R.;
    Herman Melville's Moby-Dick and the Abstract Expressionists. In: Arts Magazine, 54 (1980), p. 120-124(5)

  67. Foster, Charles H.;
    Something in Emblems: A Reinterpretation of Moby-Dick. In: The New England Quarterly, Vol. 34, No. 1 (Mar., 1961), pp. 3-35(33)

  68. Frank, Stuart M.;
    "Cheer'ly Man": Chanteying in Omoo and Moby-Dick. In: The New England Quarterly, Vol. 58, No. 1 (Mar., 1985), pp. 68-82(14)

  69. Fransworth, Robert M.;
    From Voyage to Quest in Melville. In: Emerson Society Quarterly, 1962, pp. 17-20 (4)
     
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  70. Giantvalley, Scott.;
    'Precedents Are against It': An Examination of White-Jacket as a Corrective for the 'Two Moby-Dicks' Theory. In: Studies in American Fiction, 1980; 8: pp. 165-181(17)

  71. Glasser, William.;
    Moby Dick. In: The Sewanee Review, Vol. 77, No. 3 (Summer, 1969), pp. 463-486(24)

  72. Gleason, Philip.;
    Moby-Dick: Meditation for Democracy. In: Personalist: An International Review of Philosophy, 1963; 44: pp. 499-517(19)

  73. Glenn, Barbara.;
    Melville and the Sublime in Moby-Dick. In: American Literature, Vol. 48, No. 2 (May, 1976), pp. 165-182(18)

  74. Goering, Wynn M.;
    To Obey Rebelling: The Quaker Dilemma in Moby Dick. In: The New England Q 54.4 (Dec. 1981): p. 519-538(20)

  75. Golemba, Henry L.;
    The Shape of Moby-Dick. In: Studies in the Novel, 1973; 5: pp. 197-210 (14)

  76. Gretchko, John M. J.;
    New Evidence for Melville's Use of John Harris in Moby-Dick. In: Studies in the American Renaissance, (1983), pp. 303-311(9)

  77. Grobman, Neil R.;
    The Tall Tale Telling Events in Melville's "Moby-Dick". In: Journal of the Folklore Institute, Vol. 12, No. 1 (1975), pp. 19-27(9)

  78. Grove, James P.;
    Melville's Vision of Death in Moby-Dick: Stepping away from the "Snug Sofa". In: The New England Quarterly, Vol. 52, No. 2 (Jun., 1979), pp. 177-196(20)

  79. Guttmann, Allen.;
    From Typee to Moby-Dick: Melville's Allusive Art. In: Modern Language Quarterly, 1963; 24: pp. 237-244 (8)
     
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  80. Halverson, John.;
    The Shadow in Moby-Dick. In: American Quarterly, Vol. 15, No. 3 (Autumn, 1963), pp. 436-446(11)

  81. Hands, Charles B.;
    The Comic Entrance to Moby-Dick. In: College Literature 2(1975): pp. 182-191(10)

  82. Hartstein, Arnold M.;
    Myth and History in Moby Dick. In: ATQ, 57(July 1985): pp. 31-43(13)

  83. Hayford, Harrison.;
    Unnecessary Duplicates: A Key to the Writing of Moby-Dick. In: Pullin, Faith., New Perspectives on Melville. Edinburgh: Edinburgh UP; 1978. 314 pp. pp. 128-161(34)

  84. Heflin, Wilson L.;
    Melville and Nantucket. In: Moby Dick: Centennial Essays. Ed. Tyrus Hillway & Luther Mansfield. Dallas: SMU, 1953. pp. 165-179(15)

  85. Heflin, Wilson L.;
    The Source of Ahab's Lordship Over the Level Loadstone. In: American Literature, 20 (1948), pp. 323-327(5)

  86. Heimert, Alan.;
    Moby-Dick and American Political Symbolism. In: American Quarterly, 15(Winter 1963), pp. 498-534(27)

  87. Hellenbrand, Harold.;
    Behind Closed Doors: Ishmael's Dreams and Hypnagogic Trances in Moby-Dick. In: American Transcendental Quarterly, 1986 Oct.; 61: pp. 47-71 (25)

  88. Herbert, T. Walter Jr.;
    Calvinism and Cosmic Evil in "Moby-Dick". In: PMLA, Vol. 84, No. 6 (Oct., 1969), pp. 1613-1619(7)

  89. Herbert, T. Walter, Jr.;
    Homosexuality and Spiritual Aspiration in Moby-Dick. In: Canadian Review of American Studies, 1975; 6: pp. 50-58(9)

  90. Hetherington, Hugh W.;
    Early Reviews of Moby-Dick. In: Moby Dick: Centennial Essays. Ed. Tyrus Hillway & Luther Mansfield. Dallas: SMU, 1953. pp. 89-122(34)

  91. Hicks, Granville.;
    A Re-Reading of Moby Dick'. In: Shapiro, Charles (ed.) Twelve Original Essays on Great American Novels. 1958. pp. 44-68(25)

  92. Hilbert, Betsy.;
    The Truth of the Thing: Nonfiction in Moby-Dick. In: College English, Vol. 48, No. 8. (Dec., 1986), pp. 824-831(8)

  93. Hillway, Tyrus.;
    A Preface to Moby-Dick. In: Moby Dick: Centennial Essays. Ed. Tyrus Hillway & Luther Mansfield. Dallas: SMU, 1953. pp. 22-29(8)

  94. Hillway, Tyrus.;
    Introduction. In: Moby Dick: Centennial Essays. Ed. Tyrus Hillway & Luther Mansfield. Dallas: SMU, 1953. pp. vii-xiv(8)

  95. Hirsch, David H.;
    Verbal Reverberations and the Problem of Reality in Moby Dick. In: Books at Brown, 1971; 24: pp. 45-67(23)

  96. Hoeltje, Hubert H.;
    Hawthorne, Melville, and 'Blackness.' In: American Literature, 37(1965): pp. 41-51(11)

  97. Hoffman, Daniel G.;
    Moby-Dick: Jonah's Whale or Job's? In: The Sewanee Review, Vol. 69, No. 2 (Apr. - Jun., 1961), pp. 205-224(20)

  98. Hollister, Michael.;
    Melville's gam with Poe in Moby-Dick: Bulkington and Pym. In: Studies in the Novel. Denton: Fall 1989. Vol. 21, no. 3; pp. 279-291(13)

  99. Holstein, Jay A.;
    Melville's Inversion of Jonah in Moby-Dick. In: The Iliff Review, 1985 Winter; 42 (1): pp. 13-20(8)

  100. Horsford, Howard C.;
    The Design of the Argument in Moby Dick. In: Modern Fiction Studies 8(Aug.1962): pp. 233-251(19)

  101. Howard, Leon.;
    Herman Melville, Moby Dick. In: Stegner, Wallace(ed.)., The American Novel from James Fenimore Cooper to William Faulkner. New York: Basic; 1965. pp. 25-34(10)

  102. Hughes, Cchrles W.;
    Man against Nature : Moby-Dick and « The Bear ».     A Dissertation in English Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of Texas Tech University in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. August, 1971. 152 pp.

  103. Hunsberger, Claude.;
    Vectors in Recent "Moby-Dick" Criticism. In: College Literature, Vol. 2, No. 3, Moby-Dick (Fall, 1975), pp. 230-245(16)
     
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  104. Ingersoll, Earl.;
    The Failure of Bloodbrotherhood in Melville's Moby-Dick and Lawrence's Women in Love. In: The Midwest Quarterly. Pittsburg: Summer 1989. Vol. 30, no. 4; p. 458-477(20)

  105. Isani, Mukhtar Ali.;
    The Naming of Fedallah in Moby-Dick. In: American Literature: A Journal of Literary History, Criticism, and Bibliography, 1968; 40: pp. 380-385 (6)

  106. Isani, Mukhtar Ali.;
    Zoroastrianism and the Fire Symbolism in Moby-Dick. In: American Literature, 44(1972), no. 3, pp. 385-397(13)

  107. Jaffe, David.;
    Some Origins of Moby-Dick: New Finds in an Old Source. In: American Literature, Vol. 29, No. 3 (Nov., 1957), pp. 263-277(15)

  108. Josephs, Lois.;
    Teaching "Moby Dick": A Method and an Approach. In: The English Journal, Vol. 56, No. 8 (Nov., 1967), pp. 1115-1119(5)

  109. Joseph, Vasanth.;
    Some Biblical Nuances in Moby-Dick. In: Osmania Journal of English Studies, 1971; 8 (2): pp. 69-77(9)
     
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  110. Kaplan, Sidney.;
    The Moby Dick in the Service of the Underground Railroad. In: Phylon (1940-1956), Vol. 12, No. 2 (2nd Qtr., 1951), pp. 173-176(4)

  111. Katz, Leslie.;
    Flesh of His Flesh: Amputation in Moby Dick and S. W. Mitchell's Medical Papers. In: Genders, 1989 Mar.; 4: pp. 1-10(10)

  112. Kearns, Edward A.;
    Omniscient Ambiguity: The Narrators of Moby-Dick and Billy Budd. In: ESQ: A Journal of the American Renaissance, 1970; 58: pp. 117-120 (4)

  113. Ketterer, David.;
    The Time-Break Structure of Moby-Dick. In: Canadian Review of American Studies/Revue Canadienne d'Etudes Americaines, 1988 Fall; 19 (3): pp. 299-323 (25)

  114. Kimball, Samuel.;
    Uncanny Narration in Moby-Dick. In: American Literature. Durham: Dec 1987. Vol. 59, no. 4; p. 528-547(20)

  115. Kirkham, E. Bruce.;
    The Iron Crown of Lombardy in Moby Dick. In: ESQ: A Journal of the American Renaissance, 1970; 58: pp. 127-129(3)
     
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  116. Lackey, Kris.;
    "More Spiritual Tenors": The Bible and Gothic Imagination in "Moby-Dick". In: South Atlantic Review, Vol. 52, No. 2 (May, 1987), pp. 37-50(14)

  117. Lee, Grace Farrell.;
    Pym and Moby-Dick: Essential Connections. In: American Transcendental Quarterly: A Journal of New England Writers, 1978; 37: pp. 73-86 (14)

  118. Lee, A. Robert.;
    Moby-Dick: The Tale and the Telling. In: Pullin, Faith., New Perspectives on Melville. Edinburgh: Edinburgh UP; 1978. 314 pp. pp. 86-127 (42)

  119. Lee, A. Robert.;
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