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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CETOLOGICAL»
Scopri l'uso di
cetological nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
cetological e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Sea-Brothers: The Tradition of American Sea Fiction from ...
[with] a mighty theme" (MD, "The Fossil Whale"), the Leviathan he would cite in
his epigraph to "The Whale" from Paradise Lost. And knowing only that "1 know
him not and never will," he would nevertheless through his cetological
meditarions ...
2
Culinary Aesthetics and Practices in Nineteenth-Century ...
Then, with chapter thirty-two (“Cetology”), Moby-Dick suddenly shifts into what
Howard Vincent called “the Cetological center” of the novel. If we accept
Vincent's tripartite division of the novel (narrative beginnings, the cetological
center, and a ...
Monika Elbert, Marie Drews, 2009
3
The Salt-sea Mastodon: A Reading of Moby-Dick
See The Year of the Whale, p. 61. 9. My reading of the specifically cetological
material should ... See "The Function of the Cetological Chapters in Moby-Dick"
American Literature, 28 (1956), 164-83. Equally useful is Edward Rosenberry's ...
4
Nineteenth-century US Literature in Middle Eastern Languages
As Daniel Goske has recently noted, however, the rendition ofMobyDick
demands not only 'getting the nautical or cetological terminology right', but also '
pay[ing] attention to a host of cultural associations and literary allusions inscribed
in ...
5
The Power of Words in International Relations: Birth of an ...
The Revised Management Procedure: Science Multiplied (1975 et seq) A New
Global Context for Cetological Discourses Outside the IWC, Stockholm had
opened a watershed for environmental research (Jameson 1996). It had created
a new ...
6
Melville and the Politics of Identity: From King Lear to ...
One need not be "an ingenious critic" to note that Ishmael too is engaged in a
quest . . . that this quest becomes associated in the cetological chapters with
IshmaePs comprehensive investigation of the whale as both a natural fact and as
a ...
In the period between August and December of 1850, Melville appears to have
been writing cetological material for the story, proceeding with his plan of late
spring. This is in part confirmed by the fact that of the twenty cetological chapters
in ...
Louis J. Budd, Edwin Harrison Cady, 1988
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"But truth is ever incoherent --": dis/continuity in Herman ...
Cetology as Artistic Achievement: Vincent's The Trying-Out o/Moby- Dick (1949),
and Ward's "The Function of the Cetological Chapters in Moby-Dick" (1956)
Howard P. Vincent is among the first to discuss the cetological chapters of Moby-
Dick ...
9
Dolphins, Porpoises and Whales of the World: The IUCN Red ...
The southern limit, on the other hand, may be the result of a lack of cetological
investigation, as there are few Mesoplodon records along the Pacific coast of
Central America from the USA border southwards, except for observations at sea
of an ...
10
The T. E. Lawrence Puzzle
There is hardly a detail in the cetological chapters that does not have meaning
that extends beyond itself.”“ A reader substituting Seven Pillars' documentary
passages for the cetological chapters could say the same thing about Lawrence's
...
Stephen E. Tabachnick, 2012
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «CETOLOGICAL»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
cetological nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Water work: G'Point theater troupe staging 'Moby-Dick' in bookstore
A new Greenpoint theater troupe is adapting Herman Melville's cetological classic “Moby-Dick” for the stage, and it will give a free sneak-peek ... «Brooklyn Paper, apr 15»
Cetacean Heresies: How the Chromatic Truthometer Busts the …
The cetological literature. ... of these remarkable creatures, and as a young student, flicking through the cetological books in the library, I would ... «Scientific American, apr 15»
Culture war in the deep blue sea: Science's contentious quest to …
... because of the recent common ancestors of humans and chimpanzees, from our cetological perspective this is an unnecessary controversy. «Salon, gen 15»
Cold Malicious Waves
But stay past the credits – the Latin names of the fish are listed like one of Melville's cetological digressions – and in the final shot, it looks as if ... «London Review of Books, nov 13»
Scott Snyder and Sean Murphy's The Wake #1 Review
Centering around a main character named Dr. Lee Archer, a Cetological Vocalization Specialist, who is recruited by a shadowy agent of the ... «Comic Book Bin, giu 13»
The Wake #1 by Scott Snyder & Sean Murphy
Dr. Lee Archer stars as a Cetological Vocalization Specialist (one who studies marine mammal songs) plucked from her research by the ... «Paste Magazine, mag 13»
Moby Dick for iPad Breathes New Life Into Classic
On the contrary, it helped to illuminate the traditionally ponderous cetological chapters that form the heart of the story. So when your book club ... «LAPTOP Magazine, feb 12»
A New Kind of Down East
... and two of the novel's major characters hail from those icy locales, awash in cetological traditions and the kind of love/hate feud that only the ... «Valley Advocate, nov 11»
A School of Dolphins by Charles Avery: review
Don't expect Darwinian rigour from this foray into the cetological world; just a deeply luxurious array of emblematic creatures, straight out of our ... «Telegraph.co.uk, mag 09»
The List: The Uses and Pleasures of Cataloguing by Robert E …
Ishmael's comprehensive cetological taxonomies, for example, demonstrate his encyclopedic knowledge of whales, facts he spent years accumulating and ... «Bookslut, mar 05»
