Comment by stcredzero 6 years ago Herman Melville was said to have been amazed at the symbolism attributed to him in Moby Dick. 2 comments stcredzero Reply pocpoczoc 6 years ago This massive diatribe is symbolic of Melville's inability to stick to the fucking point. stcredzero 6 years ago Don't worry, your diatribe isn't that massive. Actually, I thought Melville's point was to digress. Wasn't the point to digress into all these side details out of the joy of describing the whaling world? (So I have read in commentaries.)
pocpoczoc 6 years ago This massive diatribe is symbolic of Melville's inability to stick to the fucking point. stcredzero 6 years ago Don't worry, your diatribe isn't that massive. Actually, I thought Melville's point was to digress. Wasn't the point to digress into all these side details out of the joy of describing the whaling world? (So I have read in commentaries.)
stcredzero 6 years ago Don't worry, your diatribe isn't that massive. Actually, I thought Melville's point was to digress. Wasn't the point to digress into all these side details out of the joy of describing the whaling world? (So I have read in commentaries.)
This massive diatribe is symbolic of Melville's inability to stick to the fucking point.
Don't worry, your diatribe isn't that massive. Actually, I thought Melville's point was to digress. Wasn't the point to digress into all these side details out of the joy of describing the whaling world? (So I have read in commentaries.)