Patterns of Repetition in Trollope by Elizabeth R. Epperly

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Patterns of Repetition in Trollope by Elizabeth R. EpperlyISBN: 0813207045 The Catholic University of America Press, 01 January 1989 Hardcover, 238 pages Patterns of Repetition in Trollope is a literary critical study that examines the recurring structures, themes, and narrative techniques in the novels of Anthony Trollope. Elizabeth R. Epperly analyses how repetition functions not merely as stylistic habit but as a deliberate artistic strategy that shapes meaning, character development, and reader

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