Hoe does steele present his character as representative of the society
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Steele created "The Spectator Club" and presented the character of a fifty-six-year-old bachelor named Sir Roger De Coverly as Gentleman and spokesman of country. He focused on political, philosophical and literary works in the society. He discussed male and female social behavior and especially female fashion.
This is how Seetle represented his character to the society.
Explanation:
The member who stands out the most in The Tatler is Sir Roger de Coverley, a confused member of the landed gentry whose philosophical, political, and religious ideas are very outdates. He represents Addison and Steele's version of the typical Tory of the mid-18th century.--too conservative, old-fashioned, having outdates moral beliefs, unsympathetic to the the comman man's condition, blissfully unaware of economic and social changes in the society.