3 Review(s)

"The destructive effects of jealously underline the drama of Shakespeare’s first mature tragedy. Othello, a man of quality and superior intelligence, is brought down by his suspicions of his wife, the lovely Desdemona. Never before had Shakespeare so vividly pointed to the moral contradictions of love and jealousy. Othello’s feelings for Desdemona are tellingly paralleled in the perverted love and jealousy of Othello’s lieutenant, the ‘honest lago’. The evaluation of Othello has the following features • Complete Original Text along with Paraphrase , Annotations and Explanations • Detailed Explanations of Important Passages • Important passages for Refrence to the Context • Background Information on Shakespeare’s Age and Tragic Art • Critical Discussion on Important Textual Topics • Important University Questions with Answers • Selected Literary Criticism "