Justice Flashcards

(7 cards)

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Frances Dolan

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“Othello constitutes his murder of Desdemona as an execution of justice and revenger undertaken (dispassionately) as public service, he finally murders Desdemona in propria personaL as a base, selfish, passionately jealous husband”

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Bradley (on jealousy)

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‘Such jealousy as Othello’s converts human nature into chaos and liberates the beast in a man”

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June Sturrock

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“The issue between Othello and Desdemona is love and justice”

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French (on murder)

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“The murder in Othello is the murder of a vision of human love purified from the faint of sexuality”

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French (on Iago)

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“Although fortunes are promised, Iago stands alive at the end of the play, surrounded. by bodies, and is, in our imagination, triumphant”

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Bradley on individuals

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“In this tragic world… individuals,, are so evidently not the ultimate power”

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Johnson

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Shakespeare seems to write without any moral purpose.. he makes no just distribution of good and evil”

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