Billy Budd
Herman Melville
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Young naive sailor Billy Budd is impressed into military service with the British navy in the 1790s, framed for conspiracy to mutiny, summarily convicted in a drum-head court martial, and hanged. Billy Budd is the final published work by Herman Melville, discovered in his personal papers three decades after his death. (Summary by ScientificMethodist) (3 hr 6 min)
Kapitel
| Chapter 1 | 16:21 | Gelesen von ScientificMethodist |
| Chapters 2-4 | 18:36 | Gelesen von ScientificMethodist |
| Chapters 5-7 | 19:12 | Gelesen von ScientificMethodist |
| Chapters 8-10 | 19:17 | Gelesen von ScientificMethodist |
| Chapters 11-12 | 13:18 | Gelesen von ScientificMethodist |
| Chapters 13-15 | 13:26 | Gelesen von ScientificMethodist |
| Chapters 16-17 | 24:57 | Gelesen von ScientificMethodist |
| Chapter 18 | 24:52 | Gelesen von ScientificMethodist |
| Chapters 19-21 | 15:55 | Gelesen von ScientificMethodist |
| Chapters 22-26 | 21:05 | Gelesen von ScientificMethodist |
Bewertungen
strange, haunting, imperfect story
Vivek
A haunting, purely Melvillean hybrid of homoeroticism and Christian allegory. has its flaws, and I think it never clarifies how to interpret the captain's decision to have billy hanged, but is a masterpiece nonetheless
Very Enjoyable
Brian D
Herman Melville writes with musical verboseness but tells a good story. One that today is a description of how misinformation is created
not my favorite
Kate
I couldn't follow the sentences but a nice reading voice
an interesting and touching story and so well narrated
M
Much to think about here. This story will stay with me.Thanks, narrator. Great job!
I hate metaphors
A LibriVox Listener
just a short simple tale about a man who hates baseless accusations
PainterLoki
A fantastic presentation of this timeless masterpiece.
Scott Silburn
Well read - thank you... :-)
as worth reading as Job.
Luke 1979 Kiwi
something of a similar kind of story. I think I might have to copy the wee verse at the end into my little book. I'm not sure if I don't like this story better than Moby Dick. and it's not really like Job at all in the particulars, it's just that there's something similar happening on the spiritual level here.