Top Othello Quotes for each Character Narrowed down selection for use in exams Certain quotations are colour coded: Blue = anti-misogynistic Pink = Misogynistic Includes analysis, including contextual references Quotations in black, analysis in purple States which character said the quote to whom

Detailed Essay plan to the exam question: Examine the view that, in this passage and elsewhere in the play, ‘Iago shows himself to be a misogynist’. Details 3 overarching lines of argument to the above statement Plans for 6 paragraphs, complete with several quotes to use for each, word for word so all evidence is already presented for you. A list of useful quotes that relate to the theme. 2 paragraphs for the essay have been written as a starter for you to continue the essay fro...

Achieved full marks, 25/25 Full essay answer to the exam question: “In the literature of love, men control women” • In the light of this view, discuss how Shakespeare presents male attitudes towards women in this extract and elsewhere in the play. • Discuss aspects of love in this extract.

Quotations on/connoting misogyny from the entire play, sorted by character who said them All quotes from the play on misogyny for 7 different characters

Misogynistic/ anti-misogynistic quotes are colour coded Quotes from beginning to end of the whole play Every high level and perceptive quotation from Othello WITH A* ANALYSIS including CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS Quotations written in black, analysis in purple All you need for the exam! Note: a reminder that i wrote this purely for my own use initially, and so please excuse the overuse of light-hearted words and phrases such as "gayyyyyy", "feminist icon", "girl boss", and "bit gay"; to c...

Race quotations from across the entire play Includes every race quote personally identified from the whole play Quotation, followed by who said it, and to whom

This document is a whole play analysis of Othello created with the AQA English Language and Literature course in mind. This means it includes: -Linguistic terminology -Themes and motifs of the play (similar to the focus of the questions asked in the exam) -key quotes/events (colour-coded) -a range of quotes from different characters allowing for an analysis of them to be made -an analysis of each quote picked out that fall under the relevant AOs (AO1, AO2, AO3) The document is split i...

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