... All from a list that was compiled by the great Aristotle, one that was implemented throughout the course of his works as well. What exactly contributes to Othello's tragic heroism? He was depicted as having a "noble" stature, along with a high position of authority within his culture. Since he was a General ... /Commander of the armed forces within Venice, Italy; later on, he was promoted to Governor. Othello was also great, but was somewhat far from perfect. Which in turn, distinguishes a "fatal" flaw of his, which was his lack of self esteem; moreover ... , hold a high position of autho...

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... impulsive brought upon this tragedy and as Lodovico said to Iago for his malicious doing "look on the tragic loading of this bed" (Meyer 1129). Othello's hamartia made him vulnerable to his outcome. These are examples of tragedies and how their tragic flaws lead protagonist to their misfortunes. The tragic flaw is almost always responsible for the protagonist's downfall. For example ... , Othello's jealously and impulsiveness brings about his disgrace. Iago manipulates Othello into thinking that Desdemona is unfaithful, by using his conversation with Cassio as a decoy. Othello then respo...

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