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    Opening Statement: Hamlet Insanity or Not? Affirmative: He is not Essentials Questions: On this question there are four different hypotheses: (1) That Hamlet was throughout perfectly sane‚ but feigned insanity; (2) that Hamlet was after his interview with the Ghost more or less insane; (3) that in Hamlet insanity was latent‚ but was only fully developed after the Court-play; (4) that Hamlet was neither insane‚ nor feigned to be so. Is He Really? POINT ONE: “Despite what one may think‚ there

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    Othello paper The Green Monster Jealousy is a common emotion that everyone shares at one point in life. At most times it is when a person is most vulnerable and insecure that he loses faith in the things he once felt so certain about. Othello‚ being of a different race‚ is a man who fights for all he has ever had in life including the marriage to the senator’s daughter Desdemona‚ who is not a suitable match for a man like him. In William Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello‚ Shakespeare cleverly

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    life‚ due to an obsession over his eye. The narrator lacks sufficient motivation for his murder‚ only that he was terrified of the old man’s eye. The narrator executes and successfully covers his murder‚ but eventually gets caught due to his own insanity. It becomes obvious that the narrator lacks principles of logic and reasoning in his decision to commit murder and confess to the crime‚ conveying his madness. The narrator opens the story by claiming he is nervous and oversensitive‚ not mad. He

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    Othello: Cathartic Speech

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    Othello Essay Othello’s cathartic speech comes at the end of the play‚ after killing Desdemona and is prior to killing himself. The play‚ set in the 16th century‚ is one of William Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies. Othello’s final speech concludes his tragic destiny of the fallen hero‚ one who is most noble and brave but is destroyed by the fatal flaw that consumes him. The monologue raises several key issues. Othello as the tragic hero and a man in command are highlighted‚ specifically by

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    Major Themes of Othello

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    Major Themes of Othello Guilherme Lopes Florida Atlantic University Major Themes of Othello The Tragedy of Othello‚ the Moor of Venice is a story of a Venetian‚ Othello and the happenings which surround the collapse of his relationship and marriage with his true love‚ Desdemona brought on by the purposeful‚ malice-laced maneuverings of Iago. Othello‚ written by William Shakespeare‚ contains several recurring themes throughout. Two major themes are revenge and jealousy‚ both of which can be

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    English 122 Mrs. Ayer Suin Kim November‚ 26th.2013 Emilia Speaks Her Mind One of Shakespeare’s famous plays ‘Othello’ is about a black man who marries a white woman‚ and then murders his wife because of unfounded jealousy. The play also contains another dysfunctional marriage between Iago and Emilia‚ which also ends with the husband murdering his wife. Emilia‚ Iago’s wife‚ has never received love from her husband. In Act 4‚ Scene 3 line 95-115‚ Emilia’s speech is structured as if she experienced

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    Despite his initial plan to put on an antic-disposition‚ Hamlet quickly finds himself in the grips of true insanity. Hamlet’s suicidal thoughts are beginning to intensify. In his famous ‘To be or not to be’ soliloquy‚ Hamlet states; “To die-to sleep‚ / No more; and by a sleep to say we end/ The heartache and the thousand natural shocks/ That flesh is heir to” (Shakespeare‚ III.I.60-63). Since this is a soliloquy‚ it represents Hamlet’s truest and rawest emotions‚ proving his suicidal and mental instability

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    The authors use of words congenital‚ predilection and pathology suggested that for a woman to be attracted to other women was a sign of deviant and insanity. The tone in the quote was biased does not fit the hegemonic idea of a lesbian as she has/had many male partners. In the context of the movie‚ her character is used as a platform to represent lesbian women. As a result‚ it presented a biased lesbian identity. She portrayed as a mentor who helps Celie find her sexuality rather her lover. Since

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    1984 & Human Insanity

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    In 1984‚ George Orwell’s Party’s definition of sanity and salvation is a paradox to the real definition of sanity and salvation. The author used the protagonist‚ Winston Smith‚ to portray the "insane" but real definition of sanity. During the interrogation process‚ O’Brien‚ a member of the Inner Party and supposed Brotherhood‚ is trying to prove to Winston that he persuades himself that he remembers events that never happened and that he is "...unable to remember real events" (203). O’Brien then

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    Effects of the Environment in Othello In The Tragedy of Othello‚ an epic tale of love and revenge‚ Shakespeare introduces major themes of jealousy and self-preservation. Shakespeare uses sharp contrast of settings to convey and amplify feelings brought on by the characters’ actions. The civilized city of Venice and the cut off island of Cyprus bring out the differences in personalities among the main characters‚ leading them to act as different as the two settings. Venice keeps these characters

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