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Examines the use and function of myth in Malouf's novels Remembering Babylon and An Imaginary Life. The author argues that there is a development in Malouf's deployment of myth, which in turn reflects his deepening understanding of the genre's moral ambiguities.
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Reimagining the Remembered : David Malouf and the Moral Implications of Myth
World Literature Today
Subjects:
- An Imaginary Life : A Novel 1978 single work novel
- Remembering Babylon 1993 single work novel
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