The Role Of Jealousy In William Shakespeare's Othello

The strength that Shakespeare plays have is coming from his ability to understand and explore universal truths and emotions. This is one of the main reasons why his plays are so popular and unforgettable. The Theme jealousy is what he uses the most throughout all the play that he wrote. Shakespeare express the theme, jealousy, though many different character's viewpoints. Iago's viewpoint is the major focus in this play. Jealousy has eventually driven Iago to become an extreme racist person. He uses many racist terms, such as Moor to describe Othello or to get his attention. His big ego also driven him to think that he shouldn't be outranked by
Othello in the military and that Othello and Desdemona shouldn't be together. During the time
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Similarly, Nelson uses, movie, the most popular tool that people in the modern day uses for entertainment. Within each different technique, popular terms and images that are widely used at that time were employed to points out the issue.
Many of us think that our society has been greatly improved throughout time. However, we might just be walk around in circle as issues, such as racism, keep recurring in our history. In
Othello, Shakespeare uses the term Moor and jealousy to shows that it is uncommon and should not be happened for a colored person to hold a higher rank status then a white person in a white dominated society. In the film, "O," Nelson uses a black person to act out the drug dealer role to mirror the image of what people think about black people or maybe just simply because we proceed the color black as impure and dirty which matched to our views of illegal drugs. Nelson also contrasted the black hawk with the white pigeons as a black person within a white society.
Signaling even if the black person has the skill and popularity within the white society, it still doesn't fit into