D. Mitchell's English III IB
Designed for D. Mitchell's English A1 HL International Baccalaureate class at Socastee High School, this blog offers students key information, blog questions, assignments, and homework related to Part IV and Oral/Written Commentaries. Useful and fun links, as well as other resources, will also be included as time permits.
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Othello #10 Verbal Irony
Identify examples of verbal irony, a dramatic technique by which characters say the opposite of what they mean, and explain the difference between what is said and what is meant, being sure to note its impact.
Othello #9 Symbolism
Using a specific symbol as your the basis for your response, discuss how, why, and to what effect Shakespeare uses it. Prompt closed @ 10:55 on 2/6.
Othello #8 Marriage
Examine the relationship between Emilia and Iago or Desdemona and Othello. How does each couple love and/or hate each other? Explain. Prompt closed @10:57 on 2/6.
Othello #7 Motive
Samuel Taylor Coleridge once wrote that Iago's soliloquies are the "motive-hunting of motiveless malignity." Is this an accurate observation? Prompt closed @10:56 on 2/6.
Othello #6 Title
Some have said that the focus of Othello is not the title character, as is the case with Shakespeare's other great tragedies, Macbeth, King Lear, and Hamlet. Is Othello simply too one-dimensional to be considered a great tragic hero?
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