The one and the many in the Canterbury tales
Traugott Lawler
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Marquesan encounters
Melville and the meaning of civilization
T. Walter Herbert · Jan 1, 1980 · 237 pages · eng
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Casts Melville's novels against the nineteenth-century travel narratives of various other missionaries and colonists, as well as the ethnographies of twentieth-century anthropologists.
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