Finisce male. Othello e la tragedia nonlineare femminile
Abstract
L'articolo analizza la difformità della tragedia shakespeariana, in particolare di _Othello_, rispetto alle teorie neoaristoteliche del genere e propone un modello alternativo di tragedia nonlineare, in particolare in Iago, basato sulla tessitura, sull'ordito e sull'intrico esemplificato dai numerosi riferimenti alla tessitura, materiale e verbale, operata dalle donneDownloads
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