Melville and the idea of blackness: race and imperialism in nineteenth-century America
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Acknowledgments Preface: darkening the past Introduction: resurrecting blackness 1. Knowing the 'bottomless deep': Moby-Dick 2. Living 'within the maelstrom': Pierre 3. Thwarting the 'regulated mind': 'Benito Cereno' 4. Embodying the 'assaults of time': 'The Encantadas' Notes.
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