Titlebook: Anthony Trollope and his Contemporaries; A Study in the Theor David Skilton Book 1996 David Skilton 1996 Anthony Trollope.fiction.novel.rea

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Moral and Social Acceptability,imprecisely formulated canons of behaviour; on the other hand he might be overcautious, and fall into dullness and consequent popular failure. At the summit of his popularity Trollope successfully performed this feat of balance, having risen in public and critical esteem by hitting on the exact blen

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,Richard Holt Hutton and Trollope’s Characterization,utton’s criticism of Trollope has been largely ignored, except by Richard Stang, whose . however, gives a rather distorted impression of the critic’s work by concentrating on the aspect of it Professor Stang calls ‘the search for tragedy’, and which is discussed here in chapter 2.. Bradford A. Booth

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,Trollope’s Theory and Practice of Novel-Writing,el.’ His ideal of fiction as they convey it is broadly speaking ‘a(chǎn) picture of common life enlivened by humour and sweetened by pathos’,. which teaches wholesome moral lessons by means of fictional exemplars who are neither wholly good nor wholly evil. While both Professor Booth and Professor Stang a

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Book 1996he best study of Trollope‘s relationships, connections and interactions with the literary world of his own time. Skilton‘s is the necessary introduction to any serious investigation of Trollope‘s fiction.‘ - John Sutherland

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