Моби Дик, или Белый кит

V t͡sentre romana Melvilla "Mobi Dik, ili Belyĭ kit" - smertelʹnoe protivostoi͡anie otvazhnogo kapitana kitoboĭnogo sudna Akhava i gigantskogo belogo kita, olit͡setvori͡ai͡ushchego mirovoe zlo. Na fone ėpicheskikh morskikh peĭzazheĭ ėkipazh "Pekoda" vosprinimaetsi͡a kak simvol chelovechestva, bluzhdai͡ushchego po okeanu zhizni i besstrashno brosai͡ushchego vyzov vrazhdebnym razrushitelʹnym silam.Ne prini͡atyĭ sovremennikami pisateli͡a, "Mobi Dik" vernulsi͡a iz zabvenii͡a lishʹ v nachale proshlogo veka i po seĭ denʹ schitaetsi͡a odnim iz samykh velikikh amerikanskikh romanov.

In the center of Melville's novel "Moby Dick, or the White Whale" is a deadly confrontation between the brave captain of the whaling ship Ahab and a giant white whale, personifying the evil of the world. Against the backdrop of epic seascapes, the crew of the Pequod is perceived as a symbol of humanity wandering through the ocean of life and fearlessly defying hostile destructive forces.Not accepted by the writer's contemporaries, "Moby Dick" returned from oblivion only at the beginning of the last century and is still considered one of the greatest American novels.