One of the millennia of opinions he gave that made an impression on me was his analysis of Othello. He was discussing the

Looking at racism in Othello I was able to reevaluate my understanding of the characters. I see Othello as a stranger in a place where everyone is acutely aware of his physicality. The perception most characters had about his marriage is expressed with beautiful and cruel poetry the idea of black and white, darkness and light. Othello, admittedly a distinguished figure in Venetian society probably was not aware of these perceptions until his elopement with Desdemona was known. Brabantio, someone with whom he believed he had a positive relationship, accused him of seducing his daughter with black magic. I can never condone or try to explain Othello's violent jealousy, but the end of Othello gave me an acute sense of injustice enhanced by my awareness of the issues of race as I reread the play. Part of it was my own tense knowledge of what would happen at the end and my helplessness to stop it. I did modify Othello to correlate with my own experience and it gave me a sincere sense of empathy. I was moved by his powerful monologues and (more t

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