Moby Dick
Things Which Cultural Awareness Tells You About Moby Dick
- It’s big
- It’s dense
- It’s dry
- It’s so much literature, you have to be a trained scholar to not be obliterated by it.
Things which Cultural Awareness Does Not Tell You About Moby Dick
- It’s funny
- It’s a a page-turner
- It’s well written and easy to read, if you don’t mind occasionally looking up archaic words
- You don’t have to be a scholar to enjoy it - and you’ll probably enjoy it more if you don’t approach it as though it were Moby Dick. (Fun Fact: up to the 1920s, Moby Dick was shelved with the boy’s adventure novels).
Probably the clearest breakdown of good reasons to read Moby-Dick!
It’s also touching and insightful with well-rounded characters (even the insane ones and the jerks!)
And it’s really, really funny.
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Probably the clearest breakdown of good reasons...well-rounded characters (even
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