The Possibility Of Inclusion In Shakespeare's Othello

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In Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello, the possibility of inclusion within one’s world is defined by society’s regard for the individual. This conceptualization is shown through Iago’s ironic acknowledgment “another of his fathom/they have none” and in the Dukes imperative “we must straight employ you against the general enemy ottoman“ clearly establishes Othello’s value as a military leader and due his inclusion, which shapes his perceptions of belonging. Through Othello’s metaphorical reference to his services which “shall out-tongue” Brabantio’s complaints tend in his imperative “Put up your bright swords/for the dew will rust them” Shakespeare affirms that Othello’s confidence is an obvious product of his perceptions that as a general he has
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