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This book, in every sense a work of original and creative scholarship, is destined to join Hawthorne's Fiction as an indispensable guide to one of America's greatest writers. Richard Harter Fogle was professor of English at Tulane University and the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. 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Those lesser shapes of the San Dominick, Bannadonna's bell tower, and the great Rock Rodondo of the Enchanted Islands have been seen only dimly through mists of neglect. Richard Harter Fogle provides an accurate and rounded discussion of these relatively neglected Melville stories. His approach is broadly literary-expounding Melville's ideas as they exist in the context of the stories themselves and illuminating their connections with Melville's total work. The quality of the tales is uneven: they vary from Benito Cereno, Bartleby, and The Encantadas, which are recognized as world masterpieces, to imperfect sketches like The Lightning-Rod Man and The Happy Failure. Yet all are serious investigations of meaning, informed by Melville's brooding and contemplative intelligence. Avoiding psychoanalytic and mythical criticism, Fogle develops a genuine concern for Melville's own broad and nontechnical ethic, psychology, and metaphysic as woven into the fabric of his fiction. 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