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Benito Cereno de Herman Melville

Benito Cereno: Bedford Cultural Editions Series

Autor Herman Melville Editat de Jay Fliegelmann
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 dec 2014
This definitive, annotated edition offers an authoritative text of Herman Melville's classic short novel, accompanied by a generous selection of documents designed to give students a sense of the rich historical and cultural context of nineteenth-century America. The documents are thematically organised into categories including Sources/Pretexts; Melville on Race/Violence; Catholicism, Empire and the Union; Scientific Racism; and The Literature of Slave Rebellions in the 1850s. Materials include selections from Amasa Delano, William Cullen Bryant, Frederick Douglass, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Supreme Court arguments, a previously unpublished blackface skit, and Putnam's Magazine.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780333914410
ISBN-10: 0333914414
Pagini: 384
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 mm
Editura: Palgrave MacMillan
Colecția Palgrave Macmillan
Seria Bedford Cultural Editions Series

Locul publicării:Basingstoke, United Kingdom

Cuprins

About the Series
About this Volume
List of Illustrations
PART ONE: BENITO CERENO: THE COMPLETE TEXT
Introduction: Cultural and Historical Background
Chronology of Melville's Life and Times
A Note on the Text
Benito Cereno (1855 Putnam's Magazine Version)
Variants from the Piazza Tales Printing of the Text
PART TWO: BENITO CERENO: CULTURAL CONTEXTS
Sources/Pretexts
Melville on Race/Violence
Catholicism, Empire and The Union
Race and Rebellion
Selected Bibliography

Notă biografică

JAY FLIEGELMAN is William Robertson Coe Professor of American Literature at Stanford University. His books include Prodigals and Pilgrims and Declaring Independence.

Caracteristici

1 One of the most accessible and popular of Melville's novels
2 Continuing popularity of American literature with students

Recenzii

“Benito Cereno,” a story of atmospheric Gothic horror and striking political resonance, represents Herman Melville’s most profound and unsettling engagement with the horrors of New World slavery. Narrating the story of a slave revolt using materials drawn from Amasa Delano’s non-fictional account of the Tryal Rebellion from earlier in the nineteenth century, Melville’s story probes the moral complexities of the antebellum United States and its position within the Americas. Melville explores the psychology of slavery and racism and the role of violence in both the resistance to, and the perpetuation of, slavery in the Americas.
The appendices to this volume illustrate how Melville’s satirical treatment of racism and his ambivalent response to violent resistance to slavery connect with antislavery literature (poetry, fiction, and non-fiction alike) in the middle of the nineteenth century, and they also consider how “Benito Cereno” functions as a central piece in Melville’s contribution to the literature of the Americas.

“The Broadview Press edition of Herman Melville’s ‘Benito Cereno’ is vital for teaching, research, and exploring the power of American short fiction. From abolitionist writings to texts about the Haitian Revolution to reflections by Melville’s contemporaries, Brian Yothers has reassembled crucial materials for a profound journey into Melville’s fictional universe. Whether you are interested in the historical context that inspired Melville or the philosophical questions that saturate his art, this captivating edition contains all of the major materials and literary artifacts. If you’re teaching, rereading, or even discovering ‘Benito Cereno’ for the first time, this edition is a fresh and fully updated take on Melville’s classic.” — Christopher Freeburg, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign