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 Moby-DickHerman MelvilleIn CliffsNotes on Moby-Dick, discover Herman Melville's American classic in which Ishmael details his adventure as a whaler under the leadership of Captain Ahab. Aboard The Pequod, Ishmael tells of Ahab's maniacal search for the leviathan that took his leg — the sperm whale Moby Dick. In CliffsNotes on Moby-Dick, you'll see how Melville combines a deep knowledge of whaling with layers of literary symbolism as the peg-legged captain's single-minded hunt leads to his doom. Search this CliffsNote
About the AuthorEarly Years and EducationLife at Sea and MarriageWriting and ReputationAbout the NovelIntroductionA Brief SynopsisList of CharactersCharacter MapSummaries and CommentariesChapters 1–2Chapter 3Chapters 4–7Chapters 8–9Chapters 10–12Chapters 13–15Chapter 16Chapters 17–20Chapters 21–23Chapters 24–25Chapters 26–27Chapter 28Chapters 29–31Chapters 32–35Chapter 36Chapters 37–40Chapters 41–42Chapters 43–45Chapters 46–49Chapters 50–51Chapters 52–54Chapters 55–60Chapters 61–66Chapters 67–70Chapter 71Chapters 72–73Chapters 74–80Chapter 81Chapters 82–86Chapters 87–90Chapters 91–92Chapter 93Chapters 94–98Chapters 99–100Chapters 101–105Chapters 106–108Chapter 109Chapter 110Chapters 111–114Chapter 115Chapters 116–119Chapters 120—124Chapters 125–127Chapter 128Chapters 129–132Chapters 133–135EpilogueCharacter AnalysesAhabIshmaelMoby DickQueequegStarbuckFedallahFather MappleCritical EssaysMajor ThemesMajor SymbolsStudy HelpQuizEssay QuestionsPractice Projects
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