Iago. A closer look.

Click the image to access some key critical thoughts about Iago. 

• Read through all of the ideas as a class. Ensure we understand what each critic is saying about Iago.
• You will be split into pairs. You will each be given two of the critical quotations to work with
• Imagine the quotation is the starting point for a whole-text question about Iago, and you are going to have to respond 'to what extent do you agree with this view?'. In your pair: create the outline of an argument in response to the critical quotation. Your argument must:
• Have a clear angle/viewpoint
• Track through the play chronologically, explaining which quotations you would use to support your groups' argument (make sure you track right through to the end of the play)
• Address the possible counter-argument (BRIEFLY)
• Conclude.

Type up the outline of your response either using Word of PowerPoint, then upload it to your blog using Scribd (for Word doc) or Slideshare (for ppt).