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    Resentment through Writing Since the beginning of humanity‚ people established certain beliefs in their societies. In Renaissance Europe‚ individuals viewed black skin color as evil and white as pure. For many years‚ males considered themselves superior to females. Although most of the people shared these beliefs‚ some resented the established ideas. Authors showed resentment through literature. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn(“Huck Finn”) by Mark Twain‚ Othello by William Shakespeare‚ and Ishmael

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    beginning‚ in Act I Scene 1 we see Iago and Roderigo talking about Roderigos "unrequited" love for Brabantio’s daughter‚ Desdemona. Because of this‚ Iago persuades Roderigo to inform Brabantio that his daughter has married the moor of the play‚ Othello. In this way‚ we can see how Iago uses Rodrigo to incite trouble between Brabantio and Othello‚ an example complying with the aforementioned definition of evil. There are many more examples of Iago’s demeaning activities: when Iago accompanies Othello and Desdemona

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    incite Brabantio’s anger‚ he does so by referring to Othello in vulgar‚ bestial terms. He says to Brabantio‚ "Even now‚ now‚ very now‚ an old black ram / Is tuping your white ewe" (1.1.89-90). He continues with‚ "you’ll have your daughter cover’d with a Barbary horse; / you’ll have your nephews neigh to you; / you’ll have coursers for cousins and gennets for germans" (1.1.110-114). He even exclaims to Brabantio that "your daughter and the Moor are now making the beast with two backs" (1.1.117-118). 

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    Term 3 Assessment Task Shakespeare‚ Critical Response Essay Oliver Perrett 10EW Although‚ at first‚ William Shakespeare’s play Othello is difficult to grasp‚ once it begins to become clearer it is arguably obvious that the themes and ideas of the play are as relevant to present audiences as they are to past. Shakespeare uses the characters of Roderigo and Iago to represent jealousy‚ which is the driving theme throughout the play. Shakespeare conveys the theme of identity through most characters

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    can only choose one‚ but she‚ of course‚ soon chooses Romeo. Desdemona faces the same choice; when asked to testify against Othello in front of the Duke of Venice on lines 182-191‚ she declares her allegiance to Othello rather than to her father Brabantio‚ though she “perceive(s) here a divided duty” (Shakespeare I.iii.183). In doing so she alienates her father‚ causing him to begrudge her rather than Othello‚ and stating “I am glad at soul I have no other child” (Shakespeare I.iii.198). As Juliet

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    Shakespeare’s Division of Experience – Summary of Othello Essay. Venice is dominated by reason. Reason is a form of control – control over others is power and self-control makes you invulnerable. Even the underbelly/ unsavoury side of Venetian culture has a masculine obsession with control. Cyprus is used as an example of a place without proper control in place; the Venetians need to subdue it. In Cyprus there is no reason‚ so control is imposed by killing. Othello is demonstrates admirable self-control

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    Anne Bradstreet was one of the first significant female poets of her time. Although she was England-born‚ Anne and her family were one of the first puritans to migrate to America around 1630. Because Bradstreet came from a prominent family‚ she was very well educated‚ which was an uncommon attribute for a woman of her time. She was married off at a young age to Simon Bradstreet. Because of the threat of a woman being banned or shunned by her community for expressing views/ideas‚ Anne kept her poetry

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    From the two stories of Othello’s and Romeo and Juliet. In Romeo and Juliet‚ as we’ve seen in Othello‚ a woman willingly goes against the social norms and marries someone of a different standard. In Othello‚ the woman married a man of a different race. But in Romeo and Juliet‚ Juliet simply marries different. Interestingly enough‚ it is Romeo and Juliet that is seen as the love story‚ not Othello‚ and certainly not Titus. What makes Romeo and Juliet different? Is it that their differences are not

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    that the central conflict of this magnificent Shakespeare’s tragedy was among the men and the woman. The play focuses on the plot against the reputable general of the Venetian army named Othello and his wife Desdemona‚ the daughter of the Senator Brabantio. Othello is a dark skinned Moorish warrior‚ who achieved considerable success

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    the following statement made by Iago: "I follow him to serve my turn upon him" (1.1.9). When Iago says this‚ he reveals that he serves Othello for the sole purpose of plotting his revenge. Iago begins by starting disagreements between Othello and Brabantio (Desdemona’s father). Iago tells Othello that Desdemona went out with a “black ram” and committed undesirable acts. As time goes on‚ Iago begins to realize that he is becoming stuck inside of his lies when he causes a strengthened hatred toward Othello

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