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Re: Englisch: Othello wer macht was ^^
christine - 02.11.2007, 15:31Englisch: Othello wer macht was ^^
So ich hab hier die main Themes vom Othello:
Die Denz und den Schütz hab ich noch nicht erreicht. Denz hebt ned ab und vom Schützi hab ich die Nr. nich ^^
Naja, also, damit wir ein bisschen Ordnung haben, und schon mal wissen wer was macht:
Symbols:
1. Schützi: Einleitung
2. Christine: Handkerchief
3. Denz: Den Song
4. Janin: Animals und die Monster
Wenn das nicht stimmt, bitte berichtigen ^^
So, ich hab hier nun Neun Main themes. Juhul hat auch noch was von den Zettln. Wenn du etwas längeres hast bei den Main Themes, dann kann jeder von uns 3 kleine von unten nehmen und einer 1 langes... (Also, da ich ja noch nicht weiß was ihr wollt werde ich mir Pride, Magic und Good vs evil anschauen)... So nun viel Spaß mit den
MAIN THEMES
Appearance vs. Reality: Especially relevant to the issue of Iago's character; for although he is called "honest" by almost everyone in the play, he is treacherous, deceitful, and manipulative. Also applies to Desdemona, as Othello believes that she is deceitful and impure, although she is really blameless and innocent.
Race: Race is an extremely important theme; it has a great amount of influence on how people regard Othello. Race also determines how Othello perceives himself as a rough outsider, though he is nothing of the sort. Othello's race sets him apart, and makes him very self-conscious; it makes him work hard and look carefully after his reputation, so he is regarded as equal to the white people that surround him.
Pride: Especially important with regards to Othello; Othello is defensively proud of himself and his achievements, and especially proud of the honorable appearance he presents. The allegations of Desdemona's affair hurt his pride even more than they inflame his vanity and jealousy; he wants to appear powerful, accomplished, and moral at every possible instance, and when this is almost denied to him, his wounded pride becomes especially powerful.
Magic: Usually has something to do with Othello's heritage. Othello is charged with using magic to woo Desdemona, merely because he is black, and therefore, "pagan." Yet, Othello does have real magic, in the words he uses and the stories he tells. Magic also reappears when Desdemona's handkerchief cannot be found; Othello has too much trust in the symbolism and charm of the handkerchief, which is why the object is so significant to him.
Order vs. Chaos: As Othello begins to abandon reason and language, chaos takes over. His world begins to be ruled by chaotic emotions and very shady allegations, with order pushed to one side. This chaos rushes him into tragedy, and once Othello has sunk into it, he is unable to stop his fate from taking him over.
Self-knowledge: Othello's lack of self-knowledge makes him easy prey for Iago. Once Iago inflames Othello's jealousy and gets the darker aspects of Othello's nature into action, there is nothing Othello can do to stop it, since he cannot even admit that he has these darker traits.
Honesty: Although the word "honest" is usually used in an ironic way throughout the text, most characters in the play go through a crisis of learning who and who not to trust. Most of them, unfortunately, trust in Iago's honesty; this leads to the downfall of many characters, as this trust in Iago's "honesty" became a crucial contributor to their undoing.
Misrepresentation: This also allows Iago to gain trust and manipulate other people; misrepresentation means that Iago is able to appear to be "honest," in order to deceive and misdirect people. Othello also misrepresents himself, as being simple and plain-spoken; this is not for deceptive effect, but also is used to present an image of himself which is not exactly the truth.
Good vs. Evil: Though there is much gray area between these two, Iago's battle against Othello and Cassio certainly counts as an embodiment of this theme. Iago and his evil battle to corrupt and turn the flawed natures of other characters, and he does succeed to some extent. By the end of the play, neither has won, as Desdemona and Emilia are both dead, and Iago revealed and punished.
lg
Christine :D
Re: Englisch: Othello wer macht was ^^
BoB Wheeler - 02.11.2007, 20:26
olol, englisch? schon die rede geschrieben? :twisted:
ich seh schon, ihr böser blick wird euch alle verfolgen...(muhahah)
Re: Englisch: Othello wer macht was ^^
Die einzig wahre Julia - 07.11.2007, 19:48
so jetzt is est 18.47 uhr und ich hab noch immer kein thema für meine rede...juii das wird was werden morgen ^^
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