Sea-brothers : the tradition of American sea fiction from Moby-Dick to the present

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface : The Sea, and the Blue Water of It = ⅸ
• Acknowledgments = xiii
• Note on Texts = xv
• Chapter 1 The Voyage in American Sea Fiction after the Pilgrim, the Acushnet, and the Beagle = 3
• Chapter 2 Meditation and the Life-Waters = 19
• Chapter 3 The Shipwrecked Soul = 40
• "The Encantadas" : "Abased" Sea Stories = 43
• Israel Potter = 46
• "Benito Cereno" = 52
• Chapter 4 The Jonah Feeling = 56
• John Marr and Other Sailors = 59
• Billy Budd, Sailor = 61
• Chapter 5 The Experience of Brotherhood in "The Open Boat" = 68
• Chapter 6 Jack London in the Tradition of American Sea Fiction = 83
• Chapter 7 From Sail to Steam : Sailor-Writers of the 1860s and 1870s = 99
• Morgan Robertson = 103
• Thornton Jenkins Hains = 109
• James Brendan Connolly = 119
• Arthur Mason = 121
• Felix Riesenberg = 125
• Bill Adams = 129
• Chapter 8 From Sail to Steam : Sailor-Writers of the 1880s and 1890s = 136
• William McFee = 136
• Lincoln Ross Colcord = 139
• Richard Matthews Hallet = 149
• Archie Binns = 160
• Chapter 9 Hemingway : Coming to the Stream = 167
• Chapter 10 Hemingway's Sea Men = 175
• Harry Morgan = 176
• Thomas Hudson and the Sea = 181
• Santiago = 192
• Chapter 11 Peter Matthiessen and the Tradition in Modern Time = 199
• Chapter 12 Far Tortuga = 212
• Photographs = 225
• Notes = 233
• Bibliography = 243
• Chronology = 253
• Index = 257