Benito Cereno Resources
Websites
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Got a lot of time on your hands and an interest in reading all the Melville? UPenn helpfully compiled all of Melville's works available online. Knock yourself out!
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Got a burning desire to see what Mr. Melville looks like? Here's a description of what he looked like from his passport.
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Melville totally scribbled over everything. Lucky for us, someone keeps track of these things and dedicated a site to Melville's marginalia.
Movie or TV Productions
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It might not be exactly as Melville pictured it, but this French film version of "Benito Cereno" has lots of 1960s flair. Oui oui?
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You can look forward to this seemingly enigmatic portrayal of our favorite sea captain.
Articles and Interviews
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Ever wondered what those three things have in common? Wonder no more!
Audio
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Want to rest your tired eyes and dream of the rollicking sea? Listen to this audio recording on YouTube of "Benito Cereno" (in parts).
Images
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The slave rebellion aboard the San Dominick could really have happened. Here, the New York Times provides a picture of an actual slave revolt that took place aboard a ship.