Othello Flashcards
What is said about Bianca?
‘Questions the value of Chasity that male society admires’
‘his self destructive desire for Desdemona mirrors Othello’s’
Roderigo
What is said about Emilia?
‘Mouthpiece of repressed femininity’
‘Questions the value of Chasity that male society admires’ Who said this?
Novy
‘his self destructive desire for Desdemona mirrors Othello’s’ Who said this?
Honigman
‘Mouthpiece of repressed femininity’ Who said this?
Baylor
‘Prey to dominant ideology of wifely virtue’
Emilia
What is said about Othello?
‘His surrendering to the devil leads him to experience a tragedy parallel to Adams.’
‘Descent into murderous jealousy is an inevitable return to a barbarous man’s uncivilised roots’
Othello
‘Prey to dominant ideology of wifely virtue’ Who said this?
Neeley
‘His surrendering to the devil leads him to experience a tragedy parallel to Adams.’ Who said this?
Bradley
‘Descent into murderous jealousy is an inevitable return to a barbarous man’s uncivilised roots’ Who said this?
Siegel
What is said about Iago?
‘Excels in short term tactics not long term strategy’
‘Enjoys a God sense like power’
Iago
What is said about Desdemona?
‘Turns from a spirited eloquent into a passive object’
‘Excels in short term tactics not long term strategy’ Who said this?
Honigman
‘Enjoys a God sense like power’ Who said this?
Honigman
‘Turns from a spirited eloquent into a passive object’ Who said this?
Smith
‘Her gentleness as a contemptible weakness’
Desdemona
What is said about Cassio?
‘Cassio in the end seems to represent the better man’
‘If Iago embodies Othello’s worst nature perhaps he embodies the best’
Cassio
‘Her gentleness as a contemptible weakness’ Who said this?
Jameson
‘Cassio in the end seems to represent the better man’ Who said this?
Walker
‘If Iago embodies Othello’s worst nature perhaps he embodies the best’ Who said this?
Cohen
‘Men kept women and the threat they posed at arm’s length’ who said this?
Snow
What did Spivak say about the play?
‘Shares a number of features with traditional morality plays’