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Othello Critical Essays 1st Edition Susan Snyder

Name: Othello Critical Essays 1st Edition Susan Snyder
SKU: BELL-43683624
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Taylor & Francis

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.05 MB

Pages: 304

Author: Susan Snyder

ISBN: 9780824057480, 9781138854949, 9781138853690, 9781315722658, 0824057481, 1138854948, 1138853690, 1315722658

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

Volume: 8

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Othello Critical Essays 1st Edition Susan Snyder by Susan Snyder 9780824057480, 9781138854949, 9781138853690, 9781315722658, 0824057481, 1138854948, 1138853690, 1315722658 instant download after payment.

Originally published in 1988. Selections here are organised chronologically looking at both theatrical commentary and literary criticism. The organisation brings out the shifts in emphasis as each generation reinvents Shakespeare, and Othello, by the questions asked, those not asked, and the answers given. Chapters cover the theme of heroic action, Iago¿s motivation, guilt and jealousy, and obsession. Some entries from the world of theatre delve into the portrayal of the Moor, Desdemona and Iago from the 1940s on. Authors include A. C. Bradley, William Hazlitt, Ellen Terry, Konstantin Stanislavsky, Helen Gardner and Edward A. Snow.