Othello Analysis

Shakespeare is well renowned for portraying repeating topics in his writings, particularly the themes of betrayal, hatred, and love.  These aspects are showcased in most if not all of these plays. However, jealousy is a pronounced topic, throughout Shakespeare’s plays. It plays a part in almost all the characters’ lives…

“Othello”, a competent and brave soldier serving in the Venetian Republic is a character in the drama Othello by William Shakespeare. He eloped with Desdemona, who was a senator’s daughter. He was later deployed to Cyprus, where one of his officers, a sly man named Iago manipulated him into believing…

Having read “The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice” by William Shakespeare, we can’t but make a conclusion that love and jealousy are the main topics in this play. These too strong feelings usually possess our mind and obscure the rationale. Love is presented as a power that is…

Othello, the play portraying the tragedy of an ‘honorable murderer’ (Shakespeare, 1604, p.184) written by Shakespeare in 1604 roots in the story of the Venetian Moor create by Cinthio. Cultivating a range of eternal and ever-relevant themes, the play remains up-to-date even nowadays. The plot of the play revolves around…