Talking Shakespeare main focus is on the “reciprocal relationships between past and present, the way Shakespeare talks to us, the ways in which we talk about Shakespeare” (Cartmell and Scott 1). Shakespeare is now rewritten so that today's generation can understand it more clearly. The first chapter talks about the ways in which Shakespeare constructs itself and how we can relate, identity with him. Old texts is demonstrated in new contexts to make it easier for the reader to understand in present time. Like translating Othello's self protecting from marrying Desdemona and the racial stereotype. “Othello proceeds to account for why a white woman of quality could fall in love with a moor” (Cartmell and Scott 138). Othello eventually shifts from
