Othello Theme of Appearance and Reality Analysis - Shakespeare Today Series

📺 Watch this lesson to discover how Shakespeare explores the tension between appearance and reality in Othello. You can find this analysis and more on our website!
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See the differences between how things appear, and how they actually are. Follow the story of the manipulative Iago and remember that it’s not a great idea to blindly believe everything we hear. Along the way, learn how to analyse important quotes and techniques that illustrate the theme of appearance and Reality in Othello.
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:13 Appearances and reality in Iago's treatment of Roderigo
00:03:53 How other characters see Iago's facade
00:04:14 Analysing Iago's deception through the use of his Asides
00:05:57 Iago's deception shown in his actions throughout the play
00:08:58 How Shakespeare uses Staging and Dramatic Irony to show how Iago dupes Othello and Cassio at the same time
00:12:09 Shakespeare's main purpose of showing us how truth and reality can be twisted
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00:00:01 Intro to Appearances vs Reality
00:00:13 Appearances and reality in Iago's treatment of Roderigo
00:03:53 How other characters see Iago's facade
00:04:14 Analysing Iago's deception through the use of his asides
00:05:57 Iago's deception shown in his actions throughout the play
00:08:58 How Shakespeare uses staging and dramatic irony to show how Iago dupes Othello and Cassio at the same time
00:12:09 Shakespeare's main purpose of showing us how truth and reality can be twisted

[@bjgoodrich5864]

I just noticed that the characters head shape match the letter that starts their name!😹😹😹😹

[@sndtechs1234]

Yeah

[@samfinnerty7326]

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[@isabeldasilvag1478]

good work sam

[@char_lattesnk1352]

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[@literatureeducation]

Wow! You made me remember this very drama...

[@SchoolingOnline]

Glad we could help!

[@Nerminelhusseiny]

great..Keep going :)

[@SchoolingOnline]

We will, thank you!

[@heerthakar534]

Thanks a lot :)

[@SchoolingOnline]

No worries! 😀

[@gracerose4537]

whats the difference between aside and soliloquy?

[@realhushgamer4957]

aside is when the character speaks to himself around other characters but these characters cannot hear his speech.
soliloquy is when the character is alone on the stage addressesing audience.

[@hikkiko9050]

Doing an english essay soon lol

[@travittaviolet1001]

The word "cazin" if its correctly spelled
What does it nean

[@KK-hc6zc]

mate what is im suppose to standunder real for real mate it was snowing in summer during autumn💀💀💀💀💀🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿

[@Not_Elite_]

Hope we find some LGBT agenda in this 400yo play.

[@johnsuperhist5219]

WTF wdym

[@marshy_man]

who tf claimed there was any LGBT 'agenda' here

[@Not_Elite_]

Tbh I don't know what the fuck this comment is about. It's more than a year old 💀

[@azure8091]

🙄🙄

[@Laocoon283]

Do you think gay people didn't exist 400 years ago lol?