Sex in Othello and Hamlet

Sexually low people. They started fighting when they felt they had lost control of their emotions in some way. For women, it is easy to change men's feelings through enough behavior to make men crazy, or feminine and attractive behavior. William · Shakespeare 's plays "Othello" and "Hamlet" are a threat to the patriarchal society and must manage the women' s sexuality and beauty on paper, in movies and other art forms is showing. Showalter quotes David Laverenze's article "The Woman of Hamlet" in her article to confirm this. In this article, he states as follows.

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Shakespeare's tragedy Othello deals with various problems of tragic tragedies such as Hamlet and King Lear. Marriage and related issues are important Othello themes and focus. In Othello, issues such as race, patriarchal attitude, and other general weaknesses are complicating marriage. Shakespeare draws marriage in a very dark light. At the beginning of the drama, marriage was not only a combination of male and wife, but also found that various families are involved.

Shakespeare 's Othello starts with Othello' s marriage with Desdeemona. This type of marriage is a combination of strong love they feel together. During their marriage Othello began to feel embarrassed about the behavior of Desdemona. This type of cockroach is created by the beauty and sexuality of Desdemona. With the advent of Desdemona, Othello was sneaky for her sexual orientation. Women's sexuality is a threat to patriarchal society and Othello needs to control it. Desdemona's sexuality greatly threatened her husband Othello. To eliminate Desdemona's sexual desire and restore her purity, Othello must kill his wife. This will protect Othello from sexual influences. In Shakespeare's Othello, the sexual threat of Dedemona caused anxiety about Othello's marriage and redefined him as a violent person.