OTHELLO CRITICS
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- Created on: 19-03-19 18:10
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- OTHELLO
- "A man of mystery" "trustful, open and passionate" AC BRADLEY
- "Noble, generous, open-hearted" COLERIDGE
- "Colour and gender make him occupy contradictory positions of power" LOOMBA
- "His very place in the script is uncertain and unstable" KOLIN
- "His love is composed largely of ignorance of self as well as ignorance of Desdemona" LEAVIS
- "Victim of racial beliefs precisely because he becomes and agent of misogynist ones" LOOMBA
- By the end Othello's "self-pride" has become "insane and self-deceiving passion" LEAVIS
- "A man if low self-esteem who will ****** at any straw to shore himself up" MCGINNIS KAY
- "Othello's simple nature" LEAVIS
- Othello doesn't learnt through his suffering. LEAVIS
- "ardent in his affection", "boundless in his confidence" JOHNSON
- Actions are a product of moral indignation and wounded honour. COLERIDGE
- Argues Othello equally to blame as Iago. LEAVIS
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