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FORMS OF OTHERNESS IN DAVID MALOUF’S REMEMBERING BABYLON

David Malouf the Lebanese and Australian writer deals with the concept of Otherness in his novel, Remembering Babylon (1993). Otherness means to be marginalized and alienated. I shall argue about how the protagonist, Gemmy Fairly is marginalized by the White settlers who settled in Queensland, Australia. They treat him as their enemy. At the time, the White settlers psychologically feel alienated in the new land which is not familiar to them. David Malouf opens our eyes about racism of neo-colonialism in Australian landscape. Most significantly, the writer attempts to reconcile among various races to live in harmony and peace during postcolonial period and to portray the potential of human beings to reconcile and create identity of humanity.