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Othellos Secret The Cyprus Problem R M Christofides

Name: Othellos Secret The Cyprus Problem R M Christofides
SKU: BELL-50228194
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (106 reviews)

SKU: BELL-50228194

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Publisher: Bloomsbury Arden Shakespeare

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.34 MB

Author: R M Christofides

ISBN: 9781474212977, 9781474213004, 1474212972, 1474213006

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Othellos Secret The Cyprus Problem R M Christofides by R M Christofides 9781474212977, 9781474213004, 1474212972, 1474213006 instant download after payment.

Othello’s Secret uncovers the relationship between the play and the conflicts that have torn apart its Cypriot setting, providing a new and powerfully political reading. Exploring the domestic and military anxieties connected by Shakespeare, Christofides highlights the ways in which these issues resonate with current ideological and geographical divisions in Cyprus, divisions rooted in the 16th century struggles to control the island. Challenging the conventional view of Othello as a Venetian play, this book offers a fierce and personal example of how early modern literature can purposefully contribute to even the most complex geopolitical debates.