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The death of Othello, the moor of venice, is perhaps one of the Bard's most poignant stories.... A decision that eventually inspires Iago to sow the seeds of doubt in othello's mind.... nbsp; … Desdemona chooses to marry Othello, a highly respected general in venice.... focuses on the author's personal interpretation which skims over her earlier appearances in Acts 1 and 2 and focuses on her reactions to othello's jealousy in Acts 3, 4, and 5....
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Essay
Her speech here with lines like ,"So much I challenge that I may profess/ Due to the moor my lord"(I, iii, 191-192) makes her appear to be an articulate woman who knows her own mind, a woman who has eloped with a racially disparate man, and is able to defend her choice with sagacity and courage.... When she makes her first entrance, Desdemona steadfastly affirms her love for Othello at the court in venice and while tendering her respects to filial duty, nevertheless manages to express the allegiance she owes to her new husband....
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The death of Othello, the moor of venice, is perhaps one of the Bard's most poignant stories.... nbsp; in othello, Shakespeare created a society that is quintessentially patriarchal.... A decision that eventually inspires Iago to sow the seeds of doubt in othello's mind.... She chooses to marry Othello, a highly respected general in venice.... Shakespeare's othello was first performed in the year 1604.... It depicts Iago's machinations as he brings about othello's fall....
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Shakespeare's othello, along with Hamlet, King Lear and Macbeth is one of the four great tragedies, and thus a pillar of what most critics consider to be the apex of Shakespeare's dramatic art.... More than anything else that distinguishes othello from the other tragedies is that it's a tale of love and betrayal, secrets passion and intrigue.... Iago, the villain uses Desdemona's weakness and naiveté and succeeds in convincing othello about the infidelity of his young and beautiful wife with his favorite lieutenant, Michael Cassio....
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Thus culture is basically learned and passed from one generation to the other in the society.... Further this essay paper reflects its arguments on the basis of the two crucial texts: William Shakespeare's- othello and the Hanif Kureishi's “The Buddha of Suburbia....
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When Othello promoted Cassio, who belonged to an upper class, to a much desired position in place of Iago, he declared it being one of the reasons he hated the moor (Stevenson 2008).... Where the word ‘class' has created a division between the society for many years, due to the preconceived notions of the people, the works of the Canadian writer Anne-Marie McDonald have always reflected her thoughts regarding this notion.... This capitalist urge for profits is also responsible for giving women a lower class status in the society....
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Thesis
This paper will venture to analyze the dramatic presentation of the women characters in three of Shakespeare's plays namely: “othello”; “The Taming of the Shrew” and “Much Ado About Nothing” to explore if he truly was a patriarchal bard, as he was believed to be....
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Coursework
The paper 'The Nature of Relationship between othello and Desdemona' presents othello which is one of the most performed Shakespeare's dramas on stage as well as in movies.... hellip; All the adaptations of this drama deal with the relationship of othello with Desdemona as they are the lead characters of the play.... Many modern critics have researched the main characters of othello especially othello and Desdemona....
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Literature review