Question

Discuss Dover beach as the representive poem of the Victorian period​

Answer 1

Explanation:

In Victorian Poetry, Dover Beach was said to have been a "representative of a whole phase of Victorian thought because it refuses to ground itself exactly: it has, intriguingly, neither specific focus on what kind of faith it considers nor on the causes of its decay" (O'Gorman 312).

Answer 2

Answer:

In Victorian Poetry, Dover Beach was said to have been a "representative of a whole phase of Victorian thought because it refuses to ground itself exactly: it has, intriguingly, neither specific focus on what kind of faith it considers nor on the causes of its decay" (O'Gorman 312).