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Acknowledgements - Notes on References - Preface to the Second Edition - Introduction - The Establishment of Trollope's Reputation - Critical Concerns of the Sixties: Tragedy and Imagination - The Morality of Fiction and the Deception of Vice - Moral and Social Acceptability - Richard Holt Hutton and Trollope's Characterisation - Trollope's Theory and Practice of Novel-Writing - Appendix I: Notes on Some Uses of the Word `Realism' in Mid-Victorian Criticism of the Novel - Bibliography - Index

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Acknowledgements - Notes on References - Preface to the Second Edition - Introduction - The Establishment of Trollope's Reputation - Critical Concerns of the Sixties: Tragedy and Imagination - The Morality of Fiction and the Deception of Vice - Moral and Social Acceptability - Richard Holt Hutton and Trollope's Characterisation - Trollope's Theory and Practice of Novel-Writing - Appendix I: Notes on Some Uses of the Word `Realism' in Mid-Victorian Criticism of the Novel - Bibliography - Index

Anthony Trollope and his Contemporaries A Study in the Theory and Conventions of MidVictorian Fiction

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      Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan UK
      Publication Date: 6/6/1996 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780333628874, 978-0333628874
      ISBN10: 033362887X
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      ELT & Literary Studies Literary studies: c 1800 to c 1900

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      Book Synopsis
      Acknowledgements - Notes on References - Preface to the Second Edition - Introduction - The Establishment of Trollope's Reputation - Critical Concerns of the Sixties: Tragedy and Imagination - The Morality of Fiction and the Deception of Vice - Moral and Social Acceptability - Richard Holt Hutton and Trollope's Characterisation - Trollope's Theory and Practice of Novel-Writing - Appendix I: Notes on Some Uses of the Word `Realism' in Mid-Victorian Criticism of the Novel - Bibliography - Index

      Table of Contents
      Acknowledgements - Notes on References - Preface to the Second Edition - Introduction - The Establishment of Trollope's Reputation - Critical Concerns of the Sixties: Tragedy and Imagination - The Morality of Fiction and the Deception of Vice - Moral and Social Acceptability - Richard Holt Hutton and Trollope's Characterisation - Trollope's Theory and Practice of Novel-Writing - Appendix I: Notes on Some Uses of the Word `Realism' in Mid-Victorian Criticism of the Novel - Bibliography - Index

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