Title Essay Remembering Desdemona (Essay). Digital Theatre.

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Summary	In this thought-provoking essay, Professor Jerry Brotton positions Othello as a play about gender as much as it is about race. Brotton proposes that, in order to embrace these different elements of the play, we must apply an 'intersectional' analysis. Presenting Shakespeare's tragedy as a story for our time, Brotton suggests we pay close attention to how issues of race intersect with those of social status, religion and gender.
Local Note	Digital Theatre Plus
Subject	Remembering Desdemona (Essay).
	Academic
	Gender & Sexuality
	History & Society
	Race & Ethnicity
	Renaissance
	Text & Interpretation
	Tragedy
	Twenty-First Century
	Writing
Added Author	Brotton, Jerry Writer
	Digital Theatre