Madness in Shakespeare's Characters
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Abstract
This paper begins with an introduction where the aims are explained: a psychopathological analysis of a Shakespearean character - Othello – followed by the discussion of the English dramatist’s importance in helping us understand madness in the emergent world of Renaissance. The main characteristics of Othello’s personality, which allowed the development of his jealousy delusion, are described. Finally, the conclusions underline the overlap of the symptoms developed by the character with the DSM-IV classification.
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| Authors | Borja-Santos, Nuno; |
| Journal | psilogos |
| Year | 2014 |
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