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In the play Desdemona is a faithful and trustful wife in other words she portrays the image of a picture perfect wife. She also goes against her father so that she can live a life that she wants to live. Back then this wasn't that common for a female to do.

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Desdemona is truthful and would never lie to Othello, but when Othello accuses her of cheating he doesn't believe her because Othello believes Iago and his multiple little lies over his own wife who loves Othello so much that she wouldn't lie to him. (Dakotah Hayes)

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Desdemona´s character throughout this play very much portrays the image of a picture perfect wife - Rosa

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You can see that the play is a more male dominate time. Any time males told especially female characters to do something they listened. There were never questions to the instructions given to them, they just did so or even took what was dished out to them. For example Desdemona's relationship with Othello, she was always obedient and listened even if she was hurt, she listened to him and did as she was asked. (Emily Thongdy)

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Othello shows the feminist perspective by showing a clear male dominated society throughout the play. During the play, Othello slapped Desdemona then commanded her to leave, as she was leaving, the man that Othello was talking with was impressed with how obedient she is to Othello, which causes Othello to call her back, and she does as she was told to do. That scene shows that the females in that society were dominated by the male figures. (Jordan)

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Desdemona knows what she wants and who she loves. She goes against her father to live the life she wants and love who she desires.- Dennise

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They way the characters talk and communicate throughout the play and during that time period is much different than today's standard. The tone used when Othello and Desdemona are fighting about her unfaithfulness is very aggressive and hostile. In today's world this same argument might differentiate in the level of seriousness. -Dash

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The feminist perspective portrayed in Othello reinforces patriarchal societal notions of male dominance over female characters. A motif in Othello is "mutual respect and cooperation from spouses is a necessity in any long-lasting relationship". In Othello, this theme comes to light in that Othello and Desdemona are not able to cooperate as a unit when something goes wrong; This is the reason their relationship was a complete disaster. - Audra Walmsley

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desdemona goes against her fathers word and Iago would tell lies to everyone to benefit towards himself and Emilia at the end exposes Iago as a liar and how pthello would think differently of desdemona thinking she is a cheater

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During this era, women were something to be shown off. Iago lies about different women to get both revenge and satisfaction from people's wrong actions. This creates an image in Othello's head that Desdemona cheats on Othello when in reality he was overhearing Rodrigo and Iago talking about Bianca. This gives him the goal to kill Desdemona because he doesn't trust what she says since she's a woman. (Emma McGuire)

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Archetypal Critisism and perspective (Taybor HaneyNixon)

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Archetypal Critisism and perspective (Taybor HaneyNixon)

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In the story of othello the archetypes are massively at play throughout the entireity of the story and are placed on to characters mainly on their perception of the events unfolding around them. Othello carrys the archetype of the Tragic hero, a person blinded by justice to the point that in thier quest they cause immense fallout and in most cases fail their goal in an ironic fashion. Desdemona shows the archetype of innocence, throughout the entireity of the story desdemona trusts her husbands judgement up to the very end and used her dying breath to attempt to clear the name of othello by saying that nobody had killed her. Finally Iago radiates the archetype of the manipulator he uses manupilation, slander, mistrust, and lies throughout the entire story to further his goal to take the place of Cassio which in the end failed as all of his wrong doings where revealed by his wife, othello and him although by accident at first.

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Othello would be the hero, Iago the trickster and the "wise old man", Rodrigo as Iago's prodigal son, Desdemona the innocent. Each one of these characters has a specific role. All of these people's reality have been altered by strong emotions. -mario

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In Othello we see Barbantio believe that the marriage between Desdemona and Othello is unnatural to him. He believes that Desdemona should not marry a person of color. He doesn't believe that she could even love a man of a different race. She goes against her father's wishes which at that time was a very wrong thing to do. Barbantio was treating Desdemona a different way than he would have if he had a son in this situation compared to his daughter - Jenna Wilson

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I associated Marxist criticism with the thematic statement, "anyone is capable of deception." Within Marxist criticism discusses human relations based on the struggle for economic and social power, also easily correlated to the  statement, "the have and have nots." I connected this to deception within Othello by way of I ago's actions. He enacted revenge on both Othello and Casio, after Othello promoted and not Iago. Iago felt cheated out of that position, which would ultimately assist him both socially and economically.    (Icarus Brashear-Simmons)

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Insecurity within someone can arise to jealousy towards another person for example we see Othello getting jealous that Desdemona is cheating on him and that he thought she only loved him and that Jealousy made him so angry that he ended up murdering Desdemona. (Owen Kajita)

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The Feminist perspective is very prominent throughout this play, this is seen when Desdemona goes against her fathers word and marry's Othello. This is also seen at the end of the play when Emilia goes against her husband Iago and exposes him as a liar. These things were not seen during this time period for Women and are great examples of Feminine perspective in Othello. Often in relationships people make sacrifices that can often defy important people in their lives. (Diego Jaques)

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The whole story revolves around Iago playing with the others with lies hoping to help himself and in the end his wife Emilia reveals his whole plan all be it too late to save herself, Othello, and Desdemona - Bill

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Desdemona goes against her father's wishes. She does what she thinks is best for her no matter the consequences. When her father finds out about her and Othello, he is shocked that she would ever love a man on color. (Mailen)

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Desdemona knows what she wants and who she loves. Desdemona goes against her father to choose the life she desires, example the love she had for Othello. - Dennise Hernandez Pedroza

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Desdemona displays the feminist perspective by marrying a moore without her fathers permission. (Beau Pulliam)

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At the start of the play Desdemona goes against her father and gets married without telling him. Something that back then was a terrible thing for a female to do. If Desdemona was a boy her father wouldn't have been near as upset, but because she is a woman it is a serious offense.
(Ashley Woiblet)

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In the play, it becomes clear that Othello is the main character as well as the hero of the story. However, the main antagonist of the story Iago makes it his goal to destroy the relationship built by Desdemona and Othello by making Othello believe that Desdemona cheated on him. This broke down Othello as a man to the point where jealousy and anger took him to a place where he wanted to kill his wife, all because of a lie told by Iago. (Trenton Walters)

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Othello knows Desdemona was very smart and of great virtue. However, once an accusation of adultery is thrown at her, he lent toward believing it, even when he knew she was very chaste and noble. Because she was a woman, all of that was thrown out of the window in his mind. She was immediately transformed into a whore and nothing else. He didn't bother questioning the legitimacy of Iago because of his male word against hers. -Alexa

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cheating back then was considered a grave sin, its still considered pretty bacd but back then it was one of the worst things you could do -xavier