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    To begin‚ the men and women have strongly implemented values; the men believe in patriarchal dominance and the women are taught to be submissive to the men in their lives. Throughout the book‚ Iago undervalues his wife‚ Emilia; he sees her as inferior and consistently belittles her. His perception is skewed by his belief that men are superior to women‚ and he generalizes women stating “ You are pictures out of the door‚ bells in your parlors‚ wildcats in your kitchens‚ saints in your injuries‚ devils

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    Eusteen-Em Kayle F. Barte January 20‚ 2014 Eng10 Michaela Atienza Omkara‚ Bollywood’s Othello When someone mentions Bollywood‚ the mind quickly thinks of a film where the plot is based on love triangles and romance which often ends happily ever after. This thought is accompanied with characters singing and dancing in authentic traditional costumes‚ like the sari (a costume for women)‚ in an attempt to highlight a situation or mood more. Watching Bollywood is like watching recorded cultural

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    it is apparent in Othello. Two characters like Iago and Othello fight a silent battle except Othello has no clue about Iago’s powerful despise and envy to him. It is clearly evident that Othello symbolizes a hero while Iago adores the role as a villain. Their inconsistent characteristics are what separate the two from each other. Throughout the beginning Acts I and II of OthelloOthello and Iago differ greatly in their integrity and devotion towards others. Othello portrays himself as

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    In Shakespeare’s play "Othello"‚ the female characters‚ Desdemona‚ Bianca and Emilia‚ are presented to us in a variety of ways through dialogue‚ reactions‚ relationships‚ and their actions. Shakespeare conjures up sympathy for women‚ especially in the scenes where they are accompanied by men. Desdemona is presented by Shakespeare in a somewhat contradictory fashion. Although she is "half the wooer"‚ she is victimised by almost all of the male characters. Her own father Brabantio

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    Iago/Othello: The Main Character The whole Iago verses Othello on who’s the main character of this tragedy has been going on for decades. Iago is a manipulative‚ revenge seeking‚ nefarious villain; although he seeks all this attention he is not of great importance in my opinion. Othello is the main character in Shakespeare’s play The Tragedy of Othello for a number of reasons some of them being; without him there would be no play everything revolves around him‚ the title of this play is his

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    Non-verbal Differences Skill Women are better than men at interpreting nonverbal signal‚ according to the website Body Language Expert. They are also better at reading unintentional nonverbal messages‚ such as signals of deception. Although men often send nonverbal signals‚ they typically do so with less subtlety than women. Gestures and Mannerisms Jo Freeman‚ author of "Women: A Feminist Perspective‚" asserts that men rely on more obvious gestures and are more likely to use their hands to

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    punishment. Many of these justices involve women who are killed‚ beaten or tortured because of being accused of unfaithfulness or adultery. In the play Othello‚ the main cause of Desdemona and Emilia’s death was the failure of forgiving hatred and disapproval and due to the position of the role women play in a relationship or marriage. Many view Othello’s jealous actions as stereotypical manly and alpha male‚ which was supported by the actions of Othello when he was blinded by jealousy and said that

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    It is made evident to all upon reading Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’ that without the female characters to fashion an intimate insight into the mind-set of the subordinate sex‚ the play would not have had half the desired impact on its original Elizabethan audience as intended. With a hefty responsibility such as this‚ one would imagine the main female role in particular would remain as true to her character as possible. However‚ this is where the screenplay falls tragically short. Conventionally (and

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    Men Buy‚ Women Shop Who makes the call at the mall‚ Men or Women? (Bialik) For the past two decades‚ the answer to this has been clear. Women are more likely to be shopping than men‚ that is why men and women as consumers are very different. When it comes to shopping‚ women are from Nordstrom’s (online shopping site that sells expensive brand items) and men are from Sears (Wharton). The contrast between men and women as consumers is caused by the following factors: the amount of time spent shopping

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    were supposedly asleep side by side. Glaspell artfully explores gender differences between men and women and the roles they each fulfill in society by focusing on their physicality‚ their methods of communication and vital to the plot of the play‚ their powers of observation. In simple terms‚ the play suggests that men tend to be assertive‚ rash‚ rough‚ analytical and self-centered; while in contrast‚ women are more cautious‚ deliberative‚ intuitive‚ and sensitive to the needs of others. It is these

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