Shakespeare's Invention of Othello: A Study in Early Modern EnglishMacmillan, 1988 - 284 pagina's Did Shakespeare succeed in his characterisation of Othello? Or is the noble but degraded Moor psychologically implausible? This book enters an old controversy in a new way. Martin Elliott takes fully into account the fact that Shakespeare was writing in Early Modern English and explores word-meanings and syntax and finds an extended consistency. |
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Pagina 75
... Fate ? ' towards the end of the play , when his decisive action of revenge has proved destructive of innocence ... fate . The implication would seem to be correct . Othello has managed to control the events of his life or , in adverse ...
... Fate ? ' towards the end of the play , when his decisive action of revenge has proved destructive of innocence ... fate . The implication would seem to be correct . Othello has managed to control the events of his life or , in adverse ...
Pagina 98
... Fate in his talk about the handkerchief in III.iv. He uses the clause ' ( when my Fate would haue me Wiu'd ) ' ( F2211 ; III.iv.64 ) . He is speaking of what his mother said , but the actual words and syntax of the report would seem to ...
... Fate in his talk about the handkerchief in III.iv. He uses the clause ' ( when my Fate would haue me Wiu'd ) ' ( F2211 ; III.iv.64 ) . He is speaking of what his mother said , but the actual words and syntax of the report would seem to ...
Pagina 101
... Fate are beautifully concluded as Othello voices his thoughts in ' It is the Cause . . . . ' The sweet subject of ' So sweet , was ne're so fatall ' ( F3260 ; v.ii.20 ) might be Othello's kiss , or the taste of Desdemona's lips , or ...
... Fate are beautifully concluded as Othello voices his thoughts in ' It is the Cause . . . . ' The sweet subject of ' So sweet , was ne're so fatall ' ( F3260 ; v.ii.20 ) might be Othello's kiss , or the taste of Desdemona's lips , or ...
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But to be free and bounteous to her minde | 1 |
But that I loue the gentle Desdemona | 54 |
Who can controll his Fate? | 75 |
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