Othello notes

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE OTHELLO ESSAY - 2017 - ‘Iago’s villainy is fiendish and inexplicable.’

NOTES ON GENRE, STRUCTURE AND LANGUAGE IN 'OTHELLO' WHICH I USED TO HELP ME ACHIEVE AN A* - AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE B - This document provides a brief and concise analysis of genre, structure and language in 'Othello.' The ideas within this document can be incorporated and adapted into any essay.

in-depth notes for the Othello set book to assist students in successfully answering contextual questions and literary essays. Also suitable for educators to deliver a great literature lesson. Try it for yourself if you don't believe me!

A thorough analysis of Othello with key themes, characters, symbolism and historical context. Intended for English learners and IB English language and literature learners in particular.

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE OTHELLO ESSAY - 2019 Othello – William Shakespeare ‘Othello is a misguided murderer rather than a cruel one.’

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE OTHELLO ESSAY - 2021 Othello – William Shakespeare ‘Desdemona is an innocent tragic victim who evokes pity.’

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE OTHELLO ESSAY - 2020 Othello – William Shakespeare ‘Love is a destructive rather than a positive force in the tragedy'

This is an A* full mark perfect exemplar for AQA A level English Lit B paper 1a on explore the significance of honour and reputation in Othello. Similar question to the 2023 AQA English lit B paper 1a exams.

This is an A* full mark exemplar on Iago's villainy and questioning whether his plot failed. This essay is 25/25 marks for AQA English Lit B Paper 1a. Covering the whole play and critically analysing Iago's role as villain.

This is an A* 21/25 mark essay on explore the significance of patriarchal society in Othello. Perfect exemplar for AQA English Literature B Paper 1a exams.