Othello A03/4 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureOthelloA2/A-levelAQA Created by: CharlottetSCreated on: 04-03-19 10:47 Owens & Goodman 'Approaching Literature' Iago's motivations are unknown, his soliloquy may be his thought process or and improvised facade. 1 of 9 Empson - literary critic Iago is not only honest but highly intellectual whose wit feels wasted. 2 of 9 Eagleton - British literary critic Iago symbolises the anger towards mixed race marriages. 3 of 9 Bristol 'Charivari and the Comedy of Abjection' Drawing attention to social stereotypes illustrates society's opposal to the marriage. 4 of 9 Aston & Savona - theatre critics Semiotics: every visual aspect is important; a system of signs that create meaning. 5 of 9 Hapgood - English professor and critic Othello's paranoia may derive from his identity as an outsider. 6 of 9 F.R Leavis - British literary critic Othello is aware of his weakness but he never works to change it. 7 of 9 David Margolies 'Shakespeare's Irrational Endings' Othello isn't structured like a typical Shakespearean tragedy. 8 of 9 Marjorie Garber - Harvard's Professor of English & Environmental Studies Othello is a perfectionist and equates his public life to his personal one. 9 of 9
“Othello’s tragic flaw is his blind trust of Iago” To what extent do you agree? 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating
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