Reforming Trollope

Exploring the evolution of Anthony Trollope's perspectives, this work delves into his later novels through the lens of gender, race, and genre. Deborah Denenholz Morse presents a radical rethinking of Trollope's contributions, particularly his views on the pastoral genre and modernity. By examining these themes, the book highlights Trollope's role as a reformer and the transformation of Trollope scholarship, offering fresh insights into his literary legacy.