Quote of the Day by Herman Melville: "Of all the preposterous assumptions of humanity, nothing exceeds...
Herman Melville, a brave American writer, explored adventure, philosophy, and real-life issues in his works. His 1851 masterpiece, Moby-Dick, transformed him into a deep thinker, though it was initially unpopular. The novel's enduring fame stems from its exploration of obsession, humanity's struggle with nature, and sharp social commentary.
Herman Melville, a brave American writer, explored adventure, philosophy, and real-life issues in his works. His 1851 masterpiece, Moby-Dick, transformed him into a deep thinker, though it was initially unpopular. The novel's enduring fame stems from its exploration of obsession, humanity's struggle with nature, and sharp social commentary.
