Презентация на тему Отелло

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William Shakespeare

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William Shakespeare
1564 – 1616
Born in Stratford – upon –Avon,

William Shakespeare Shakespeare’s Home William Shakespeare 1564 – 1616 Born in Stratford
England
Known as Bard of Avon
Wrote 37 plays, 154 sonnets, various short poems

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Master of Tragedy

10 of Shakespeare’s 37 plays were tragedies
Created some of the

Master of Tragedy 10 of Shakespeare’s 37 plays were tragedies Created some
most memorable characters in literature
Almost 400 yrs. after his death, his plays are still the most widely performed

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Othello and Desdemona

Theme of doomed lovers popular in Shakespeare’s work
Othello fulfilled the

Othello and Desdemona Theme of doomed lovers popular in Shakespeare’s work Othello
concept of classic Greek tragic hero
Desdemona represented the innocent, proper female whose power lay in her beauty

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Iago

Iago personifies evil in Othello
He is considered by most critics and Shakespeare

Iago Iago personifies evil in Othello He is considered by most critics
fans to be one of the most interesting characters ever written

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Conflict among 3 main characters

Othello appoints Cassio as his lieutenant rather than

Conflict among 3 main characters Othello appoints Cassio as his lieutenant rather
appointing Iago, but Iago feels he deserves the honor.
This exacerbates Iago’s hatred towards Othello, a hatred Iago secretly feels because he suspects Othello has slept with his wife Emilia.
Iago’s goal is to turn Othello against his wife Desdemona and ruin his life as he believes Othello has ruined his.

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Secondary Characters

The minor characters in Othello make important contributions to the plot

Secondary Characters The minor characters in Othello make important contributions to the
and serve as pawns in Iago’s revenge plan.

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Tragic Ending

The jealousy ignited in Othello by Iago’s subtle suggestions of Desdemona’s

Tragic Ending The jealousy ignited in Othello by Iago’s subtle suggestions of
infidelity inspired Othello to take the life of the woman he loved more than life itself
As in most traditional tragedies, the tragic hero falls to ruin because of a character flaw, in Othello’s case – jealousy.