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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Queequeg"”.
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Hieroglyphic, Oral, and Performative: (Re)Evaluating Resistance to Colonialism in the Works of Melville
… of the Typee facial tattoo, Ishmael’s fear of Queequeg during the Monkey Rope scene, and Amasa Delano’s inability to understand the revolt aboard the San Dominick show a continuum of Melville’s anti-colonialism, opening discussions of what it means to read the Other. In examining the ways white …
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Ishmael: The Dissolution of a Romantic and the Emergence of a Poet.
<p>Although Ishmael does not appear to be a main character in <u>Moby Dick</u>, his narration is integral to the text. Only through telling the story is Ishmael able to give himself a concrete identity, which is reflected not only through himself, but through the thoughts, speeches, and actions of …