summaries characters of othello shakespeare

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Completed as practise for the Othello section of the AQA English Literature A Level course. This is an extract question, and the extract used for this answer is 3.3.445 to 3.3.480

Quote bank of quotes that are anti-misogyny or show female empowerment in Othello From the span of the entire play Every example of counter-misogyny found in Othello is listed Sorted into groups under six characters Perfect alternative interpretations to typical misogyny in Othello Perceptive counterpoint for gender Othello essays

Summary list of Contextual themes and references throughout the play Includes Aristotle's Tragic Terms/ 'Poetics'

Comprehensive and detailed character profile on Bianca, detailing every scene she is in, every quote she says and every quote said in reference to her; including full analysis, interpretations, links and context with the position of women in mind. Includes the Act, Scene and line in which (some) quotes are said plus for every quote who said it, and who they said it to. Explanations and translations of Shakespearean language and lexical choices are provided where necessary. Everything there ...

Just the essay alone is also available, posted separately on my uploads. Detailed essay plan with 4 overarching lines of argument- full sentences used, a paragraph on each. Following pages after page break is the full essay response using the plan. Achieved A*, top tier 24/25 marks Answers the question: • How does Shakespeare present aspects of love in this passage? • Examine the view that, in this passage and elsewhere in the play, ‘the relationship between Desdemona and Emilia ...

Top band, 24/25 marks achieved on this essay Answers the question: • How does Shakespeare present aspects of love in this passage? • Examine the view that, in this passage and elsewhere in the play, ‘the relationship between Desdemona and Emilia presents female friendship as loyal and constant, unlike the romantic relationships of the play.’