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Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1 About Melville and Typee
1.1 Melville and the Creation of Typee
1.2 Typee and Melville in the Critical World
Chapter 2 Melville's Spiritual Journey in Pursuit of Paradise
2.1 From Hopelessness to Hopefulness
2.1.1 Melville's Life Experience Causes His Hopelessness
2.1.2 The New World Typee Brings Him Hopefulness
2.2 From Hopefulness to Hopelessness
2.2.1 Typee Is not Paradise
2.2.2 Melville Is A Colonizer
2.3 Melville's Awkwardness
2.3.1 Melville Loves Typees, but Laughs at Them
2.3.2 Melville Hates Civilization, but Depends on It
2.3.3 Melville Has Sympathy towards Typees, But the Sympathy Is Not True
2.3.4 Melville Finally Runs Away
Chapter 3 Meditation on Civilization and Anti-colonization
3.1 Typee Blurs the Boundaries of Civilization and Savagery
3.2 Meditation on Anti-colonization
Conclusion
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