Iagos motives.

Camillo Estrada ENC 1102 Sakal (8) December 1, 2003 Iago↔Psychopath Iago↔Psychopath Thesis: Is this same disorder that Iago, the villain of Othello: The Moor of Venice, suffers from and is his psychopathy that gives him the advantage to carry out his malignant "peculiar end" (Shakespeare 1.1.57). Via a psychological analysis of Othello's dialogues Shakespeare portrays the classical case psychopath. I.What a psychopath is A.Characteristics of a psychopath a."...charming, self-interested, glib and impulsive individuals..." (Kaihla) b."...…showed first 75 words of 3756 total…

…showed last 75 words of 3756 total… the play with an immense accuracy that help the researcher accurately support. They describe Iago and give full detail of his motives: the hate for Othello and Cassio, his unhonored military post; also his suspicion for his wife cheating on him and wishing for Desdemona. This article will help describe characters in a accurate and not overly exaggerate way. *West, Fred. "Iago The Psychopath." South Atlantic Bulletin 43.2 (Mar. 1978). 17 Nov 2003 <ucl.broward.edu>.