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How does the character relate to the identity of the writer? 

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How does the character relate to the identity of the writer? 

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How have the scene(s) in this play transformed the meaning of the text? 

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How have the scene(s) in this play transformed the meaning of the text? 

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In what ways, does the writer help the reader imagine the play? 

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In what ways, does the writer help the reader imagine the play? 

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How does this text represent the culture it describes? 

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How does this text represent the culture it describes? 

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How does the structure or style of the play affect the way characters communicate to the audience and to one another? 

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How does the structure or style of the play affect the way characters communicate to the audience and to one another? 

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How does the poet's perspective show through his/her/their writing? 

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How does the poet's perspective show through his/her/their writing? 

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How does the drama represent the time and place of the text? 

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How does the drama represent the time and place of the text? 

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Brenden, Annabella, and Adrian C.

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Jose and gustavo

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Shakespeare’s identity is being portrayed through the characters in Othello as a racist and misogynistic man that treats women as degrading objects.

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Shakespeare uses the perspective of Iago and parts of himself to accentuate Iago's idea of women.

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"Iago: how now? What do you here alone?
Emilia: do not chide; I have a thing for you
Iago: you have a thing for me? It is a common thing---

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Shakespeare communicates to the audience by relationships, jealously, racism, & sexism.

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Modern relationship connect to Desdemona‘s relationship because it could be physically and mentally abusive which some individuals go through. Shakespeare displays racism in the poem because desdemona father doesn’t like the fact the his daughter fell in love with a black man. So he thought that she was under witchcraft. Some individuals in interracial relationships are disapproved by their lovers parents simply because of there race.

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Shakespeare represents the time period by introducing racism, gender, spousal abuse, militarism, language, and the pathology of the explicable evil person into the story.
Source: the introduction of othello (beginning of the book)

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“ That thou hast practice on her with foul charms, abused her delicate youth with or minerals. That weaken motion.” (1.3 page 13 line 72) Shakespeare’s identity as a misogynistic man is being portrayed since Barbantio says that the only way Desdémona can be in love with a black man is trough witchcraft. This infers that women aren’t capable of making their own decisions.

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In this scene Iago's perspective is women are inferior and are only useful for a few things. This is also a reflection of how Shakespeare see women and Iago is the teller of this.

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In this scene Iago's perspective is women are inferior and are only useful for a few things. This is also a reflection of how Shakespeare see women and Iago is the teller of this.

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Act 1, Scene 1 pg 7 lines 112-113
“I am one, sir, that come to tell you your daughter and the Moor are making the beast with two backs.”
The metaphor “beast with two backs” was used regularly in the 16th century representing sex.
(Language)

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Shakespeare transforms the meaning of the text using Othello.

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In Act 4 Scene 1 Page 84
Iago States" What if I had said I had seen him so do you wrong or heard him say as knaves be such abroad." Othello states "Hath he said anything?"

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Shakespeare uses imagery, diction, and setting to help the audience imagine the play.

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Act 4 Scene 1 Iago is manipulating othello from being strong humble to believing him and becoming weak to his lies

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Claim: Shakespeare uses culture to represent his own beliefs and values with using literary techniques and the characters.

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Shakespeare uses many literally techniques to shape what his own values and beliefs are through many of the characters in the text. Shakespeare uses Iago and what his beliefs on women are to show that there is a power system when this play-write was written. To add on Shakespeare uses old English in the playwright which sometimes gets misinterpreted with today’s style of English. The characters attitudes and behaviors allow the audience to see who Shakespeare was and what his meaning is behind the characters.

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Act 3, Scene 3 pg.68 line 267
“....heaven knows, not I; I nothing but to please his fantasy”
In this scene Emilia is talking about Iago. All he is to her is a sex object. From his point of view, all Emilia can do is please his needs. This was very common in the 16th century, women were treated as object and were thought of in a negative manner.
(Gender)

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Act 3, scene states "For she had eyes, and she chose me. Bo Iago; I'll see before I doubt; when I doubt, prove; And on the proof there is no more but this: Away at once with love or jealousy"

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Iago: “ She did deceive her father, marrying you; and when she seemed to shake and fear your looks,  she lived them most.”
Iago and Othello are speaking and Iago is telling Othello that Desdemona lies to her own father that she loves so much and he is making Othello question her loyalty. Shakespeare’s identity is being shown as a sexist man, inferring that women should be controlled and have no freedom nor control.

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This show Othello's Transformation between a loving and caring husband, to killing his own wife, through Iago's tricks and manipulation

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Act 1 scene1 page 6
Iago:  .....Even now, now, very now, an old black ram is tapping your white ewe. Arise, arise!

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Act 2 scene 3 Pg 53, line 383-388
"My wife must move for cassio to her mistress; I'll set her on; Myself awhile to draw the moor apart and bring him jump when he may cassio find soliciting his wife. Ay, that's the way! Dull not device by coldness and delay."
This is an example of the pathology of the evil person. In this quote Iago is naming the two next steps into his plan leading to the downfall of othello.

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In this quote the audience can see how Iago talks about women by referring them to be owned by a man. You can also see how he degrades black people by calling them slurs. This plays in important role in regard of how the audience perceives Shakespeare.

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Desdemona: “I do perceive hear a Divided duty. To you I am bound for life and education; my life and education both to learn me how to respect you. You are the Lord of duty, I am Hitherto your daughter...”

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Shakespeare uses Desdemona to show that she wanted a life and education. although the time that Shakespeare wrote this playwright marriage was never about happiness but it was about Business.

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Act 1 scene 1 pg 6 lines 85 and 86
"...an old black ram is tupping your white ewe..."
In this quote, iago is referring to othello, calling othello the black arm and desdemona as the white ewe. (Racism)

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Desdemona: “That I loved the more to live with him, make downright violence, and storm of fort shoes, made trumpet to the world. My hearts subdued even to the very quality of my Lord. I saw Othello’s visage in his mind.”

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In this quote we see how Shakespeare likes to control women and how does the Mona wants to get out of relationships and how she wants more than she can reach because of the limitations that Shakespeare creates throughout the play rate.