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Pagina 277
... Othello is pure tragedy, for the judgment which falls on Othello and Desdemona, although it is disproportionate to the character or life of either, is necessary from the beginning. Brabantio was not wholly without justification in ...
... Othello is pure tragedy, for the judgment which falls on Othello and Desdemona, although it is disproportionate to the character or life of either, is necessary from the beginning. Brabantio was not wholly without justification in ...
Pagina 278
... Othello the more eager to plunge into the big wars, but Desdemona is so inwoven with him that the whole fabric goes to ruin when she is torn out. Othello 'falls in a trance' after his outburst at the beginning of the fourth act. He is a ...
... Othello the more eager to plunge into the big wars, but Desdemona is so inwoven with him that the whole fabric goes to ruin when she is torn out. Othello 'falls in a trance' after his outburst at the beginning of the fourth act. He is a ...
Pagina 296
... his discrimination between the jealousy of Leontes and that of Othello, which Coleridge will not call jealousy. But the difference is not greater than that between the two men. The passion of Leontes is roused simply 296 SHAKESPEARE.
... his discrimination between the jealousy of Leontes and that of Othello, which Coleridge will not call jealousy. But the difference is not greater than that between the two men. The passion of Leontes is roused simply 296 SHAKESPEARE.
Pagina 297
... Othello. Leontes cursing Hermione in the presence of his lords is unendurable. Leontes in his passion disbelieves the oracle. 'There is no truth at all i' the oracle : The sessions shall proceed : this is mere falsehood.' But he is ...
... Othello. Leontes cursing Hermione in the presence of his lords is unendurable. Leontes in his passion disbelieves the oracle. 'There is no truth at all i' the oracle : The sessions shall proceed : this is mere falsehood.' But he is ...
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