Conflict Between Love And Jealousy In Shakespeare's 'Othello' - Jadan, Fuad
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This book is a critical study of the conflict between love and jealousy in 'Othello'. It has been critically said that 'Othello' ends with the death of love before jealousy; but this study critically shows that the play ends with the death of jealousy and the triumph of love after all. It begins with the discussion of nature and characteristics of tragedy according to Aristotle, and the concept of tragic hero. This book is intended primarily to have an in-depth discussion of the conflict between love and jealousy in Shakespeare's 'Othello'. It illustrates the concept of jealousy and its…mehr

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This book is a critical study of the conflict between love and jealousy in 'Othello'. It has been critically said that 'Othello' ends with the death of love before jealousy; but this study critically shows that the play ends with the death of jealousy and the triumph of love after all. It begins with the discussion of nature and characteristics of tragedy according to Aristotle, and the concept of tragic hero. This book is intended primarily to have an in-depth discussion of the conflict between love and jealousy in Shakespeare's 'Othello'. It illustrates the concept of jealousy and its baneful effects on human behavior. It argues how the conflict between love and jealousy determines the tragic hero's behavior. It also explores the main causative factors of the binary of love/jealousy in the play, and it also discusses their types, and the effects of jealousy on human behavior. It highlights the fact that jealousy is a complex emotional state; an aggregation of various emotions which include fear, sorrow, worry, anger, bitterness, disgust and regret accompanied by brutal, anguishing and painful emotional paroxysms and lacerating symptoms.
Autorenporträt
Fuad Ahmad Jadan, urodzony w 1982 roku w Thamar-Yemen, nauczyciel literatury angielskiej i j¿zykoznawstwa. Od 2010 roku wyk¿ada na uniwersytetach Sana'a, Thamar i Saba. W roku 2016 uzyskä tytu¿ magistra literatury angielskiej, dramatu, na Uniwersytecie w Sanie.