- - Applies to the
characters of Othello, Desdamona and Iago.
- - We learn how the
characters have a minimum of understanding of one’s self and how characters thrive on self-knowledge.
- -We see Othello not as great man but rather as a
very flawed individual who happens to be an outstanding warrior. Self-delusion is at the core of his character.
- -In the character
of Iago we see him as being a irrational, obsessive, compulsive, reckless, and
someone who thrives on danger and excitement.
- -The character of
Desdamona is an example of a character who thrives on self-awareness
- -The novel shows the results of a male-dominated society where
vanity, ego and appearance dominate rational and logical considerations and
where women are treated as property and second-class citizens.
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