The Politics of Public Opinion in the Novels of Anthony Trollope

The Politics of Public Opinion in the Novels of Anthony TrollopeThe Politics of Public Opinion: Trollope's Tenth Muse takes as its subject the rise of public opinion in the nineteenth century British novel as (1) a uniquely collective narrative form posing as a singular voice and (2) a voice that distances itself from re sponsibility by disguising its presence. As both immanent and transcendent, public opinion is aligned with empty universals that generate meaning.

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