Across the Great Sea: Moby-Dick and the Problem of Suffering
Having read Moby-Dick three times, I confess that I have read Moby-Dick three more times than your average twenty-something. Unusual though I may be, I am (mostly)…
Remember Me at My Best: Memory and Forgiveness in David Copperfield
As many coming-of-age stories do, Charles Dickens’ David Copperfield begins with a lonely child trying to find his way in the world. As a boy—lost, alone, and…