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S/LI/465. Use of Dover beach analogy for portraying digression society in Matthew Arnold's ‘Dover Beach' and Daljit Nagra's ‘Look we have coming to Dover!'

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2010
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The paper examines the poems ‘Dover Beach' by Matthew Arnold comparing his perceptions of Dover as a dismal image of post-industrialist changes to the perceptions of the same place by an immigrant in ‘Look we have coming to Dover!' by Daljit Nagra. The rhythmical patters and stylistic features of both poems are analysed showing how the form of the poems contributes to their message.

 

KEYWORDS: Dover Beach, Matthew Arnold, Look we have coming to Dover, Daljit Nagra,

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