Sweet Money: Cultural and Economic Value in Trollope’s Autobiography

Silvana Colella

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing American and British Literature Analysis Literature and Culture Studies

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Trollope’s Autobiography is a good example of literary capitalism. The hero of this narrative very closely resembles the rational agent of economic discourse. He optimizes the use of his time by op...

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