Moby-Dick (III)

Featuring discussions of Melville's Moby-Dick; agency; free will; fate and destiny the logic of principal and agent

[@natethe8ify]

The New York University literary studies lectures are among the best novel lecture series!

[@1701tonin]

He is the best profesor I've ever seen! He's so talented...so much knowledge ..such a motivation for his students..I will do anything for being in one of his lectures. I wish the people there knew how lucky they were!

[@robertverderese5781]

These lectures on Moby Dick are fantastic! H. Bloom could only dream of being this thoughtful and perspicacious.

[@CapWalks1]

Mr. Patell, your lectures on Moby-Dick are wonderful. I am a master mariner and retired oil tanker captain and enjoy your Moby-Dick lectures immensely. One thing to research is that Moby-Dick is based on an actual albino sperm whale called Mocha Dick. A book called Mocha Dick-The White Whale Of The Pacific by JN Reynolds was published in 1839 in New York.

[@viktorkhan8518]

This is wonderful as usual as his other lectures are.

[@Beletgeuse]

@R1d3r1k4 If you joined KZbin before a certain date, there are no limitations to video length.

[@titicoqui]

among the very best insightful professors I have encountered , He is not suitable obviously for mental midgets,

[@blacklion1798]

why do so many people dislike this guy's awesome lectures? wtf is the matter with you guys?

[@zlaymastah]

The record is like 700hours I think

[@chrystianp1]

@Beletgeuse omg

[@snowy3391]

lol @ cable

[@ChromeCassiel]

@R1d3r1k4 lol type in worlds longest youtube video theres one that goes for 9 hours

[@zlaymastah]

oh.. hahaha, didnt see:P

[@ChromeCassiel]

haha I wrote that comment a year ago

[@ChromeCassiel]

haha :P

[@picture_of_a_swan]

BOOOOOOOORINGGG!