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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S "OTHELLO" TRAGEDY
Tursunova Sug'diyona Norqo'zi qizi
A student of Chirchik state pedagogical university Scientific advisor Khamitov Eldorbek Erkin o'g'li
ABSTRACT
This article offers a succinct examination of William Shakespeare's tragedy "Othello." Set against the backdrop of Venice and Cyprus, the play delves into themes of jealousy, betrayal, and racial prejudice. The abstract delves into the complex characters of Othello, the noble Moor; Desdemona, his virtuous wife; and Iago, the manipulative ensign. Through the interplay of these characters, Shakespeare explores the destructive power of jealousy and the tragic consequences it brings. Additionally, the study highlights Shakespeare's masterful use of language and dramatic techniques to evoke empathy and insight into human nature. By analyzing the characters and themes of "Othello," this article sheds light on Shakespeare's enduring relevance and his profound exploration of human emotions and relationships.
Keywords: Othello, tragedy, manipulation, jealousy, iago, desdemona, character dynamics, psychological exploration, human nature
INTRODUCTION
Shakespeare's tragedy Othello explores human nature's complexity, including manipulation and jealousy, that endure. In a society with ethnic tensions and power dynamics, the play depicts the tragic downfall of Othello, a revered Moorish commander corrupted by his ensign, Iago. In the story, Shakespeare masterfully shows how manipulation and envy destroy trust and reveal human depravity.
This introduction takes us inside Othello's characters' heads as they manage ambition, envy, and betrayal. We examine Shakespeare's rich language and imagery to reveal the tragic narrative's driving forces and Othello's eternal themes. We find universal truths in the play's pages, from Iago's planned schemes to Othello's jealousy, inspiring meditation on human relationships and the fragility of the human psyche. As we explore Othello's intricate storyline, we see lives disintegrate and illusions break, revealing human weakness in the face of deception and envy. We explore Shakespeare's Othello's lasting significance as a profound study on the darker side of human nature.
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Chirchik State Pedagogical University Current Issues of Modern Philology and Linguodidactics
Staatliche Pädagogische Universität Chirchik Aktuelle Fragen der modernen Philologie und Linguodidaktik
Chirchiq davlat pedagogika universiteti Zamonaviy filologiya va lingvodidaktikaning dolzarb masalalari
THE RESULTS
Shakespeare depicts a world in Othello where deception is a powerful tool, especially by the clever Iago. Iago uses soliloquies and sophisticated manipulations to sow doubt and mistrust in Othello's mind, manipulating his anxieties. Iago's deception draws the spectator into his plot to bring down those around him. Shakespeare's portrayal of manipulation shows how easily trust can be broken and how dreadful the repercussions are when dishonesty rules.
In "The Poison of Jealousy," jealousy drives character behaviours and shapes the story. Iago's insinuations fuel Othello's jealousy, clouding his judgement and making him mistrust Desdemona's fidelity. The drama explores Othello's inner turmoil as jealousy erodes his willpower. Roderigo and Emilia also succumb to jealousy, showing its pervasiveness and destructive effects.
The Tragic Unraveling: Othello's tragedy involves manipulation and jealousy, leading to disastrous results. Othello's lunacy is typified by reckless decisions spurred by his emotions, ending in the death of his beloved wife Desdemona. The drama reaches its tragic climax when Othello realises his betrayal and the irreparable damage caused by his jealousy-fueled wrath. Shakespeare's depiction of Othello's tragic downfall shows human fragility and the dangers of basic impulses. Human Nature Reflections:
Othello explores human nature, revealing the intricacies of the human psyche and the fragility of human connections. Through the perspective of conclusion. Finally, William Shakespeare's Othello shows how manipulation and jealousy shape human experience. Shakespeare explores human nature and its destructive impulses in Othello and its ensemble of characters. The drama warns against ambition, envy, and betrayal.
REFERENCES
1.Barthelemy, Anthony Gerard, ed. Critical Essays on Shakespeare's Othello. G. K. Hall & Co., 1994.
2.Bloom, Harold, ed. & intro. Iago. Chelsea House Publishers, 1992.
3.Dean, Leonard F. A Casebook on Othello. Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1961.
4.Kaul, Mythili, ed. Othello: New Essays by Black Writers. Howard University Press, 1997.
5.Kolin, Philip C. Othello: New Critical Essays. Routledge, 2002.
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