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15 Cards in this Set
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- Back
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‘A manifestation of... |
... his love for himself’ |
F. R. Leavis |
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‘Othello is... |
...completely flawed’ |
F. R. Leavis |
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‘A matter of... |
...self-centred, self regarding satisfaction’ |
F. R. Leavis |
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‘[he is]... |
...no fool’ |
H Warnken |
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‘He is by far... |
...the most romantic figure among Shakespeare’s heroes’ |
A. C. Bradley |
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‘He does not... |
...belong to our world’ |
A. C. Bradley |
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‘[enters our world] Almost as if... |
...from wonderland’ |
A. C. Bradley |
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‘The general’s black skin... |
...proclaims him an outsider in Venice’ |
M Mangam |
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‘Wrought a... |
...civil war on his heart’ |
S Coleridge |
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‘Feels constantly threatened... |
...And profoundly insecure’ |
C Phillips |
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‘He was neither... |
...Right nor reasonable...’ |
F Billingsley |
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‘What Othello is doing is... |
...executing Iago under his own skin’ |
M Simpson |
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‘[seems to be] cheering himself up... |
... He is endeavouring to escape reality’ |
T. S. Eliot |
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‘He knew that... |
...love of power... is natural to men’ |
W Hazlitt |
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[othello has a]... |
‘Fiery openness’ |
S Johnson |
