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The essay investigates two of Malouf's novels with regard to the self-other relation: between characters in the story and between the text and the world of the reader. It focuses on three distinct self-other relations: 'the animal and the human (drawing on recent work in ethics by Giorgio Agamben); the relation between two humans as an I and a You (drawing on the theology of Martin Buber); and the human and divinity (drawing on the ethical phenomenology of Emmanuel Levinas)' (76).
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http://nla.gov.au/nla.arc-12397-20081023-0853-escholarship.library.usyd.edu.au/journals/index.php/SSE/article/viewFile/587/556.pdf
Crossing Borders of the Self in the Fiction of David Malouf
Sydney Studies in English
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Crossing Borders of the Self in the Fiction of David Malouf
Subjects:
- An Imaginary Life : A Novel 1978 single work novel
- Remembering Babylon 1993 single work novel
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