The Politics of Gender in Anthony Trollope's Novels

This collection features essays from established critics and emerging scholars, highlighting Trollope's significance as a foundational figure in various literary and cultural studies. Contributors explore his works through lenses such as economics, colonialism, gender studies, and politics, demonstrating how Trollope's writings serve as a rich resource for understanding Victorian culture. The diverse perspectives presented make a compelling argument for the relevance of Trollope in contemporary theoretical discussions.