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The researcher of this essay focuses on the analysis of the issues of jealousy and misrepresentation in The Tragedy of Othello, written by William Shakespeare.... In The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice, William Shakespeare depicts the terrible consequences of lying and jealousy.... The Tragedy of Othello describes the jealousy of Othello and Iago that ruined their sense of morality, and how Othello misrepresents Cassio and Desdemona to achieve his aim of revenge, and how in the end, jealousy and misrepresentation destroy people's character and lives....
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William Shakespeare wrote, “The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice” around 1603.... William Shakespeare wrote, “The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice” around 1603.... “The Tragedy of Othello, The Moor of Venice” remains highly acclaimed and prominent in the present century (Shakespeare, 1976, p.... Othello as a “Tragic Hero” According to experts, the protagonist in “tragedy of othello, the Moor of Venice” exemplified a tragic hero (Oz, 1998)....
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As the author of the paper "A Shakespearian Stage History: The Tragedy of Othello, the Moore of Venice" tells, there is no denying the fact that there happen to be only two nations that have distinguished themselves in the sphere of tragedy, which is the Greeks and the English.... Shakespeare though based the larger framework of The Tragedy of Othello on Cinthio's work, yet, as was peculiar of Shakespeare, he modified the original story in multiple ways, to suit his personal dramatic conception (Hall 21)....
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This paper "The Tragedy of Othello by Shakespeare" focuses on the fact that one of the greatest dramas of English, Othello, the Moor of Venice was written in 1604 by William Shakespeare Based on an earlier novel by the Italian writer Cinthio, Othello is a tragedy in which jealousy plays a big part.... othello does not address universal problems as Hamlet does, it deals with very strong human emotions.... Moreover, othello portrays the depths to which jealousy can drag a person, overriding his love....
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The Tragedy of Othello: The Moor of Venice.... The dark setting allows Cassio to wound Roderigo, and then Iago wounds Cassio Setting and the setting effects about Othello, act 5 scene 2 The setting of othello, Act V scene I is on the street where there is total darkness (Shakespeare, 179)....
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Works cited"The Tragedy of Othello.... As a whole, the play reflects the existing at those time anxieties and prejudices relating to interracial marriages and the belief in the white superiority that define the place of othello among others.... It drives the development of the conflict by means of becoming a kind of lens through which other characters regard othello, building negative assumptions concerning his intentions and actions.... ugh othello can be praised for his military achievements and skillfulness as well as for the nobility of his character, he cannot be fully accepted by the society which puts the great emphasis on his distinctive traits.
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The paper "Human Problems In The Tragedy of Othello" discusses the statement made by professor Carol Neely, who maintained that the central theme of the Othello was love and claimed that the central conflict of this Shakespeare's tragedy was between the men and the woman.... Human Problems In The Tragedy of Othello The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice written by William Shakespeare in the sixteenth century is one of the glories of his artistic legacy and English literature at large....
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ibner (2013) presents his opinion about The Tragedy of Othello.... He questions the morality of othello as a leader in Venice and who undergoes tragic moments orchestrated by a close friend.... Bisti (2015) addresses Shakespeare's concerns about the conflict of othello.... He questions the morality of othello as a leader in Venice and who undergoes tragic moments orchestrated by a close friend.... The author's reflection on the Shakespearean tragedy revolves around the virtue and morality of othello and uses to determine if he is guilty of the death of Desdemona or not....
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