Otello
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Nell'"Otello", Shakespeare crea un dramma potente di un matrimonio che inizia con fascino (tra l'esotico moro Otello e la nobile veneziana Desdemona), con una fuga d'amore e un'intensa devozione reciproca, e che termina bruscamente con rabbia gelosa e morti violente. La storia è ambientata nel mondo...

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319
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Mass Market Paperback
Pubblicato
2003-01-01
Editore
Simon \u0026 Schuster

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William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare

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William Shakespeare was an English playwright, poet, and actor. He is widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist. He is often called England's national poet and the "Bard of Avon" (or simply "the Bard"). His extant works, including collaborations, consist of som...

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Pakinam·3 years ago
في كتب كدة بعد ما تخلصها تحس إنك مش عاوز تكتب عليها مراجعة لإنك مهماً قلت مش حتقدر تديها حقها..

يعني حكتب ايه عن قصة حب عطيل وديدمونة؟
حوصف إزاي عمق و جمال الحوارات؟
حتكلم إزاي عن شكسبير و أفكاره اللي سابقة عصره؟
حقول ايه عن ترجمة خليل مطران الممتازة؟
والله مين��عش نقول حاجة..الصمت في حرم الجمال جمال..
مسرحية تراجيدية رائعة و شكسبير و كتبه حقيقي في حتة تانية خالص 😍
Dr. Appu Sasidharan (Dasfill)
Dr. Appu Sasidharan (Dasfill)·4 years ago
Othello is considered not only the greatest of Shakespeare's tragedies but also the timeliest. This might be a play written hundreds of years ago, but all the themes discussed in it are even entirely relevant today. We can see multiple manipulation levels, betrayal, jealousy, and even racism in this book if we read between the lines.Iago's maudlin concerns and jealousy force him to plot against general Othello and his wife, Desdemona. Othello, a battle-scarred yet lovable person, turns into a me...
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BookHunter M ُH َM َD·7 years ago
كيف كتبها شكسبير قبل أربعة قرون؟!من أين أتى بتلك الحبكة الدرامية و هذا الحوار و النضج الفني للعمل المسرحي؟!عمل فني ممتع اقتُبست منه مئات الأعمال بعد ذلك و لا أبالغ إن قلت آلاف الأعمال الفنية من مقطوعات موسيقية إلى لوحات و أغاني و أفلام و مسرحيات و أعمال تلفزيونية و غيرها.عطيل ذلك البطل الساذج العاشق لديزدمونه أو ديدمونه سليلة الحسب و النسب و هو المغربي أسود البشرة إلا أن بطولاته شفعت له ليكون قائد البندقية و فارسها و المدافع عنها ضد العثمانيين.يحقد عليه حامل رايته إياجو لاختياره كاسيو نائبا له ب...
Henry Avila
Henry Avila·9 years ago
Jealousy, "The green -ey'd monster," that is what the wise Shakespeare wrote...Othello loved his wife, Desdemona, too much so, nothing could continue that fever, emotions lessen over time....The mighty general was a very capable soldier of Venice, commanding respect on the battlefield, he could do no wrong, brave, ferocious, dynamic, his sword deadly, still life is more complicated than just war, though, the Moor was a fish out of water, in a quite different, and strange culture, becoming a Chri...
Nayra.Hassan
Nayra.Hassan·9 years ago
عندما نقابل الحسد و المكائد بالغباء..فنحن نستحق كل ما سيقع على رؤسنا من مصائب عطيل قائد حربي بدوي مغربي نزح إلى البندقية..وقع في حب ديدمونةالشابة الإيطالية الجميلة..بادلته حبه بحب اكبرتزوجا..و لكن هل هناك من سيصدق أنهما عاشا طويلا في تبات و نبات؟..لا طبعا فنحن مع شكسبير هنايحسدهما ياجو الخبيث صديق عطيل..و بمكيدة خسيسة ينجح سريعا في إلقاء بذور الشك في نفس الطرف الأضعف..عطيل!!..وفي مشهد تراجيدي لن ينساه أحد..يستمع عطيل لصوته. .و صوته فقط..و بيديه يخنق حبيبته و زوجته الطاهرة..التي لم يصدق يوما ان ح...
Lisa
Lisa·11 years ago
“O, beware, my lord, of jealousy;It is the green-ey'd monster, which doth mockThe meat it feeds on." This famous quote made my 14-year-old son, reading Othello for the first time (it was his first Shakespeare ever), come into my room to complain. He was deeply frustrated with the sweet tongue of the evil Iago, speaking in one way and acting in another, spreading fake news and rumours while pretending to be supportive and unselfish. "Iago is even worse than Uriah Heep", he said, referring to a co...
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Agir(آگِر)·11 years ago
اتللو را هركسي خوانده باشد تا ابد فراموش نمي كندعلتش هم روي دادن حوادث ناگوار براي كسي است كه به دست خويش خوشبختي اش را نابود مي كنداین یکی از بهترین نمایشنامه هایی بود که از شکسپیر خواندم و حالا می خواهم به این نکته بپردازم که چرا شکسپیر یک نابغه است:شکسپیر و روان درمانیچند سال یپش در روزنامه ی جام جم خواندم که محققان خارجی به نتایج جالبی در مورد تاثیر سه نمایشنامه از شکسپیر بر بيماران رواني رسیده اند که با خواندن آن اثرات مثبتی در مغز آنان ایجاد می گردد.و اتللو یکی از سه نمایشنامه بودبرای درک...
Renato
Renato·11 years ago
Not trying to upset Proust or Joyce, but these days, it's Shakespeare who's been taking me to bed every night. He's become part of my daily routine and his are my last conscious thoughts before departing to dreamland. Granted, it could be another playwriter or even a regular book. All I need really are small chapters that I can finish quickly when slumber's tentacles start to wrap my body and their calming effects slowly soothe my mind. But it's been Shakespeare... and any insomniac who's recent...
Ayne Ray
Ayne Ray·17 years ago
Hands down the worst pillow fight in history.
Bill Kerwin
Bill Kerwin·18 years ago
I have always admired this play as Shakespeare's most theatrical tragedy, but I also feel that it often veers too close to melodrama. Shaw remarked that Othello is written "in the style of Italian opera," and it shares with Verdi and Donizetti the same big emotions, the same clear demarcation of good and evil, that give Lucia and Trovatore their emotional intensity--and their lack of essential seriousness too. During this reading, however, I began to realize that Othello is much more than the gr...