Lectura de algunos aspectos metateatrales de 'Otelo', de William Shakespeare, en particular en lo referente a la relación intertextual con 'Romeo y Julieta', y a la ruptura de marcos de la escena final. Estos aspectos de la estética teatral se relacionan asimismo con una lectura de la ideología patriarcal de la obra, en su relación a la violencia de género.

Otelo siempre en Alepo  (& a Malignant and a Turband Turke)

http://ssrn.com/abstract=2735643

English abstract: 

Othello Still in Aleppo (& A Malignant and a Turband Turke)

A reading of some metatheatrical dimensions of Shakespeare's 'Othello', particularly with respect to the intertextual relationship with 'Romeo and Juliet', and with respect to the frame-breaking in the last scene. These aspects of theatrical aesthetics are related, as well, with a reading of the work's patriarchal ideology, as regards gendered violence.

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Number of Pages in PDF File: 12
Keywords: English drama, Shakespeare, Theatricality, Metadrama, Intertextuality, Dramatism, Othello, Patriarchy

eJournal Classifications (Date posted: February 22, 2016)

LIT Subject Matter eJournals      English & Commonwealth Literature eJournal - CMBO          LIT: Shakespeare (Topic) - CMBO

PRN Subject Matter eJournals      Social & Political Philosophy eJournal - CMBO          PRN: Race, Gender, Disability (Topic) - CMBO

_____. "Otelo siempre en Alepo (& a Malignant and a Turband Turke)." Academia 23 May 2017.*

         https://www.academia.edu/33154473/

         2017

_____. "Otelo siempre en Alepo (& a Malignant and a Turband Turke)." ResearchGate 24 May 2017.*

         https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317099165

         2017

Otelo siempre en Alepo

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