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JEALOUSY IN OTHELLO - Coggle Diagram
JEALOUSY IN OTHELLO
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'Othello is victim to racial beliefs because he becomes an agent of misogynist ones' (Loomba) / 'Full complexity of Othello's simple nature' (Leavis) / 'Dies still playing a part, relishing in his performance' (Leavis) / 'Othello does not kill Desdemona out of jealousy' (Coleridge) / 'Othello murders her for adultery, not out of Jealousy' (Jardine)
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'green-eyed monster, which doth mock the meat it feeds on'
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'motiveless malignity' (Coleridge) / 'betrayed by unlawful desires to a false friend' (Johnson) / 'fate has taken sides with villainy' (Bradley) / 'next to devil, only not quite devil' (Coleridge) / 'superhuman art of Iago' (Coleridge)
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'pathetic heroine' (Bradley) / 'whores death in all her innocence' (Jardine) / 'identical slur, the identical charge fro sexual promiscuity' (Jardine) / 'inherent duplicity of women' (Loomba)
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CONTEXT
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Cyrus symbolises war zone/uncertainty whereas Venice signifies structure and order - a place where Othello flourishes
concept of 'othering', Othello's insecurities become exploited and used to expose his jealous tendencies