Madness and the Search for Truth in Melville's "Mardi"

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Macurda, Nancy C.
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1965
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In this paper I have used the same chapter divisions of the text as Merrell Davis in his analysis Melvi11e's Mardi. I have not treated the novel in its entirety, but have tried to stick to the mad characters, their adventures if relevant, and ensuing searches. I left out the section of the known world in the travelogue-satire because it adds nothing to my theory and Davis proves that it was added as an afterthought. In addition I did not discuss every character in the book, only those who were mad by their own admission.
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iii, 63 p.
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