But Truth Is Ever Incoherent: Dis/Continuity in Herman Melville's 'moby-Dick' by Astrid Recker

But Truth Is Ever Incoherent: Dis/Continuity in Herman Melville's 'moby-Dick'

American Studies - A Monograph

Astrid Recker

292 pages • missing pub info (editions)

nonfiction classics literary
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Focusing on the critical notions of disunity and incoherence so frequently raised in discussions of 'Moby-Dick', the study argues that Melville's 1851 novel depicts two radically different realities governed by principles of continuity and discont...

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