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You will need the following. Pencil Composition Book Copy of Othello(on blue cart in back of room) Othello Acts III - V Study Packet SpringBoard Please turn off and put away all electronic devices! They will be collected if they are out during quiz & the play! Othello Act III I will read, analyze, and view Act III of Othello in order to apply a critical perspective and develop a deeper understanding of the text so I can write an analytical essay.

Othello Act III Reflection Question SSR Read a book of your choosing for ten minutes. What symbol would best represent the main character? Explain how the symbol represents the character. SSR

Othello Acts I and II QUIZ I will demonstrate a deep understanding of Acts I and II of Othello by applying critical perspectives and analyzing character motivations in order to then move on with the play and write an analytical essay. Othello Acts I and II QUIZ

Othello Acts I and II Quiz Write your heading on the back side of the scan tron and on the quiz. Write the letter of the form on your scan tron. Turn in both the quiz and the scan tron at the back table. You may read your SSR book while waiting for others to complete the quiz.

Othello Act III Read and discuss the synopsis of Act III.

Othello Act III View Othello Act III with subtitles (use DVD of Anthony Hopkins version or Ambrose version on Montage). In acting companies, discuss and respond to Act III questions. Refer to the play Othello to locate any specific information.

Othello Act 3 & SpringBoard 3.14 I will synthesize (combine) mulitple critical perspectives by examining Emilia’s words and actions in order to characterize her. Othello Act 3 & SpringBoard 3.14

Othello Act 3 & SpringBoard 3.14 Closely read specific scenes from Act III. Decide what the scene reveals about Emilia and record your findings on the chart on page 192. Revisit the scene and locate specific text evidence that supports your findings of Emilia.

Othello Act 3 & SpringBoard 3.14 Introduction to Archetypal Critical Perspective Othello Act 3 & SpringBoard 3.14

Archetypal Criticism The most important aspect of literature is UNIVERSAL SYMBOLS! Archetypes are universal symbols – images, characters, motifs, or patterns that recur in myths, oral traditions, songs, and literature. Assumptions: Certain images recur in texts from diverse cultures that share a common interpretation – water, the sun, the garden, the desert. Certain characters recur – the hero, the trickster, the villain, the damsel in distress. Certain motifs and patterns recur – creation stories, quest stories, voyage to the underworld stories, rags to riches stories.