Women in Othello: Gender Roles in Elizabethan England

In contemporary society, women enjoy the same respect as males. Women do not need to follow men, and they can express themselves freely. There are some discrimination in today's society, but it is different from the UK in the Elizabethan era. Impoliation women receive is incomparable. Especially when women reach new heights, various levels of society have supported this great inequality. William Shakespeare wrote an influential book about the lives of Europe in the Elizabethan era.

Queen Elizabeth Since the United Kingdom, Elizabethan Miranda women have evolved in the storm of a woman in England and a Shakespeare woman. As a prelude to interpret Miranda's personality in particular, the role of Shakespeare as a whole must be solved. According to the introduction to the female section of Carolyn Ruth Swift Lenz, "patriarchalism takes different forms and is depicted as a different degree of emphasis through Shakespeare's classics" (5). - Miranda v. Arizona (1966), Miranda v. Prior to the principle of establishing a company in groundbreaking Arizona (1966) ruling, Miranda v. Prior to Arizona (1966), the right to appoint a lawyer in the ruling of the US Supreme Court. According to Earl's Warren, "He has the right to attend a lawyer and if he can not afford a lawyer's fee, he will appoint a lawyer if asked.

Feminist analysis of Othello's play makes it possible to judge women's different social values ​​and positions in Elizabethan society. Othello has only three women, and these women 's behavior is related to the ideological hope of the Shakespearean society and the patriarchal Venetian society he founded. Feminist literary critiques are trying to understand the role of literary texts in supporting the construction of gender categories. "It is clear that the actions and words of the three Shakespeare female characters mean taking a step towards an equal society"

William · Shakespeare's "Othello" reveals the loss of women's power in the patriarchal society that existed during the Elizabethan era. The roles of Othello women are subordinate to men, but women pose a threat to patriarchal society. The threat of women is that they are weak points for men in the drama, their beliefs are different from the norms of their society, and women are the cause of unconscious destruction. Contemporary society is still total sovereignty, but women gain more rights.