An Aristotelian Interpretation Of Othello
Aristotelian Interpretation
There are many different interpretations of Othello varying on the morals and values of its composer. One interpretation of Othello is an "Aristotelian interpretation". This interpretation emphasises the ideology that it is through Othello's character flaws, or "hamartia", combined with Iago, the antagonist's manipulation that result in his eventual descent into insanity and chaos.
FLAWS OF THE PROTAGONIST DUE TO HUBURIS, OR EXCESSIVE PRIDE
The Aristotelian interpretation argues that throughout Othello, it is plain from textual evidence that huburis, Othello's inherent character flaw of excessive pride, it to a degree responsible for Othello's downfall. This is illustrates by the Othello's statement, "I swear tis better to be much abused than but to know't a little", this demonstrates that Iago, and the audience know that Othello's ability to trust is great and shows how easily it could be taken advantage of. There is also dramatic irony present......
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