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  1. This Melville pizzeria will be like none other when it opens May 27

    A new Melville eatery is preparing to serve everything from morning coffee runs to late-night pizza cravings — and it’s bringing a few over-the-top creations along with it. Say Cheese Pizza Cafe, opening …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italiancheese #Cheese #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #Melville #SayCheesePizzaCafe
    diningandcooking.com/2785436/t

  2. RE: mstdn.social/@rysiek/117110120

    This makes me think of "Bartleby, the Scrivener. Then again, everything does.

    "Ah, Bartleby. Ah, humanity."

    #Books
    #Melville

  3. I don't know who needs to hear this but there's a whole lot of #DHS boys checking in to the Marriott #Melville Long Island right now.

    #NewYork

  4. Say Cheese drops breakfast as pizza crowds pack new Melville café

    The breakfast menu never really had a chance. An overwhelming demand for its specialty Roman and NY-style slices has forced the brand-new Say Cheese Pizza Cafe at 89 Ruland Road in Melville into …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Breakfast #Italianbreakfast #breakfast #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy #Melville #SayCheesePizza
    diningandcooking.com/2666433/s

  5. I'm counting the days when we can successfully communicate with sperm whales 🐳. We will finally be able to apologise for almost making them extinct because of our thirst for money and "progress".

    And we could tell them one of the greatest books ever written by our civilization is about them! 😍

    theguardian.com/environment/20

    Melville would be proud. 🫶🏾

    #melville #hermanmelville #mobydick #whale #spermwhale #nonhumans

  6. Whatever you do, do not follow this driver. Their obsession for revenge will result in death and destruction for most who do. #mobydick #ahab #melville

  7. A quotation from Melville

    Of all the preposterous assumptions of humanity over humanity, nothing exceeds most of the criticisms made on the habits of the poor by the well-housed, well-warmed, and well-fed.

    Herman Melville (1819-1891) American writer
    Story (1854-06), “Poor Man’s Pudding and Rich Man’s Crumbs,” “Picture First,” Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, Vol. 9

    More about this quote: wist.info/melville-herman/8281…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #melville #hermanmelville #classwarfare #criticism #economicinequality #economicinjustice #perspective #poor #poverty #wealthy #welltodo

  8. #3GoodThings (gratitude to students)

    1. Their #Melville papers, most on #Moby-Dick, were so thoughtful, complex, & well-written. Would that I could have written like that in college.

    2. The creative writers who showed, through humor, depth, & again, beautiful writing (not #AI; their own voices I heard), their understanding & appreciation for a magnificent novel.

    3. How lucky to have the honor to teach Moby-Dick to my students. I hope I was a good guide. Like the guides I had.

    #Humanities

  9. Ich betrete die Intensivstation, sehe zwei Kollegen sich am #Pneumothorax abmühen. Sage "ah Thoraxdrainage nach Ahab und #Melville" und keiner lacht!

    Verdammte #Analphabeten!

    #Narkosearzt #narkotiseur

  10. #3GoodThings (last week of classes)

    1. Our class on "The Lottery" covered Jackson's critique of patriarchy & the story as an allegory of fascism (The New Yorker published it in 1948).

    2. The students are getting such a kick out of #Melville's, Pierre. A very difficult book that he wrote right after Moby-Dick.

    3. We talked about how Pierre is what would have happened to Ishmael if he had been stuck on land, unable to "squeeze the hands" of his mates and love Queequeg.

    #books
    #humanities

  11. #JeanPierreMelville
    Coup de cœur cinématographique : Le Cercle rouge de Jean-Pierre #Melville (film de 1970). Chez StudioCanal. Une belle découverte. Mon Melville préféré à ce jour, même si Le Samouraï est aussi très bien. J'aime aussi beaucoup L'Armée des ombres.
    #cinéma #film

  12. The University of Hyderabad sent me the video of my presentation, "They Talk of the Dignity of Work. Bosh!: Melville, Moby-Dick, and the Value of Writing." Some of you asked me to post the link when it became available. I hope you like the discussion of how #Melville and #MobyDick in particular, anticipated some of the ideals (and critiques) of SDG 8 (decent work).

    @redravenspirit

    drive.google.com/file/d/1ofhlE

    #Humanities
    #Work

  13. #GoodThings (the Typee edition)

    1. Reread Typee, Melville's first novel, for the umpteenth time and loved it (again).

    2. Had a fabulous class discussion of Typee.

    3. Got to use throuple in class, as in Typee may be the first US novel to feature throuples (as in this is their form of matrimony). The class cracked up!

    #books
    #Melville
    #Humanities

  14. 📚🥱 "Ahab's Arithmetic" finally reveals the groundbreaking revelation that #whales and #math do mix, in a literary stew only appreciated by the most devoted #Melville fanatics. Spoiler alert: Apparently, Melville was not just a whaling enthusiast but also a secret mathlete. Who knew? 🤯
    scholarship.claremont.edu/jhm/ #Literature #HackerNews #ngated

  15. Tomorrow @ 8 am ET, I'll be speaking on Sustainability Development Goal 8, which focuses on "Decent Work," & antebellum critiques of #work, esp. #Melville's. #SDGs are the 17 global goals developed by the UN & they range from addressing climate change to world health. The talk is part of a series created by Dr. Pramod Nayar, the UNESCO Chair in Vulnerability Studies, Dept. of English @ the U. of Hyderabad.

    The link is meet.google.com/ojm-twid-atg. It will also be recorded if you are interested.

  16. #Quotes #Melville #Masks #Man

    All visible objects, man, are but as pasteboard masks. But in each event -- in the living act, the undoubted deed -- there, some unknown but still reasoning thing puts forth the mouldings of its features from behind the unreasoning mask. -Herman Melville, novelist and poet (1 Aug 1819-1891)