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'In this essay I aim to acknowledge the efficacy of the liberal humanist discourse in Remembering Babylon, whilst interrogating some of its more problematic aspects. In particular, I want to examine the implications of the notion of "shared suffering" by discussing Malouf's representation of non-indigenous trauma' (70).
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Ambivalence, Absence and Loss in David Malouf's Remembering Babylon
Australian Literary Studies
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Ambivalence, Absence and Loss in David Malouf's Remembering Babylon