Fighting the Whales. A Perilous Voyage into the Heart of the Sea and the Soul
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- Nombre de pages56
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-633--953858-0
- EAN4066339538580
- Date de parution22/08/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille871 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Fighting the Whales, " R. M. Ballantyne crafts a gripping narrative that explores the perilous world of whaling in the 19th century. Combining adventure with vivid descriptions, Ballantyne delves into the harsh realities faced by whalers, drawing on his own experiences at sea. The book's literary style is marked by a blend of realism and romanticism, reflecting the era's fascination with exploration and the sublime forces of nature.
With its rich detail and dramatic encounters, the novel serves as both a thrilling adventure and a critical commentary on humanity's relationship with nature. R. M. Ballantyne was an English author known for his compelling tales aimed at young readers, often inspired by his journeys and the maritime life. His background in the fur trading and whaling industries profoundly influenced his perspective on the moral complexities and dangers of such vocations.
This life experience, combined with his storytelling prowess, allows Ballantyne to bring authenticity and depth to the thrilling yet morally ambiguous world he depicts in "Fighting the Whales." Recommended for both avid readers of historical adventure fiction and anyone interested in the ethical considerations of whaling, this vivid tale invites readers into a tumultuous period of maritime history.
Ballantyne's novel remains relevant today, urging reflection on humanity'Äôs impact on marine life, while providing an exhilarating escapade that will resonate with lovers of adventure and deep-sea suspense.
With its rich detail and dramatic encounters, the novel serves as both a thrilling adventure and a critical commentary on humanity's relationship with nature. R. M. Ballantyne was an English author known for his compelling tales aimed at young readers, often inspired by his journeys and the maritime life. His background in the fur trading and whaling industries profoundly influenced his perspective on the moral complexities and dangers of such vocations.
This life experience, combined with his storytelling prowess, allows Ballantyne to bring authenticity and depth to the thrilling yet morally ambiguous world he depicts in "Fighting the Whales." Recommended for both avid readers of historical adventure fiction and anyone interested in the ethical considerations of whaling, this vivid tale invites readers into a tumultuous period of maritime history.
Ballantyne's novel remains relevant today, urging reflection on humanity'Äôs impact on marine life, while providing an exhilarating escapade that will resonate with lovers of adventure and deep-sea suspense.
In "Fighting the Whales, " R. M. Ballantyne crafts a gripping narrative that explores the perilous world of whaling in the 19th century. Combining adventure with vivid descriptions, Ballantyne delves into the harsh realities faced by whalers, drawing on his own experiences at sea. The book's literary style is marked by a blend of realism and romanticism, reflecting the era's fascination with exploration and the sublime forces of nature.
With its rich detail and dramatic encounters, the novel serves as both a thrilling adventure and a critical commentary on humanity's relationship with nature. R. M. Ballantyne was an English author known for his compelling tales aimed at young readers, often inspired by his journeys and the maritime life. His background in the fur trading and whaling industries profoundly influenced his perspective on the moral complexities and dangers of such vocations.
This life experience, combined with his storytelling prowess, allows Ballantyne to bring authenticity and depth to the thrilling yet morally ambiguous world he depicts in "Fighting the Whales." Recommended for both avid readers of historical adventure fiction and anyone interested in the ethical considerations of whaling, this vivid tale invites readers into a tumultuous period of maritime history.
Ballantyne's novel remains relevant today, urging reflection on humanity'Äôs impact on marine life, while providing an exhilarating escapade that will resonate with lovers of adventure and deep-sea suspense.
With its rich detail and dramatic encounters, the novel serves as both a thrilling adventure and a critical commentary on humanity's relationship with nature. R. M. Ballantyne was an English author known for his compelling tales aimed at young readers, often inspired by his journeys and the maritime life. His background in the fur trading and whaling industries profoundly influenced his perspective on the moral complexities and dangers of such vocations.
This life experience, combined with his storytelling prowess, allows Ballantyne to bring authenticity and depth to the thrilling yet morally ambiguous world he depicts in "Fighting the Whales." Recommended for both avid readers of historical adventure fiction and anyone interested in the ethical considerations of whaling, this vivid tale invites readers into a tumultuous period of maritime history.
Ballantyne's novel remains relevant today, urging reflection on humanity'Äôs impact on marine life, while providing an exhilarating escapade that will resonate with lovers of adventure and deep-sea suspense.






