Cultural studies of Tempest,Othello and Robinson Crusoe

Architaba GohilSem:-2Paper No:- 8 cultural studiesSubmitted to:- Dept of English MKBUEnrollment No:-206910842017009Email id:-architabagohil94@gmail.comYear:-2016-18

The Tempest

Colonialism

Prospero

caliban

Colonialism began much earlier with the discovery of America. It was a big issue during Shakespeare's time. The opening up of new frontiers

and new land being discovered stimulated European information. Shakespeare's imagination has taken this into account. Exploration of new geographical spaces and control of those lands by the explorers is

basically what we know by colonialism.

Prospero; ''This thing of darkness, I call my own''

The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice

Racism:-  Racism is usually defined as prejudice or discrimination directed against someone of a different race based on such a belief.  It is someone who is prejudice and discriminates someone because of their race, ethnicity.

• “An Old Black ram is tupping your white eve” –Iago

• “O, the more angel she, and you the blacker devil !”- Emilia• “• arise, black vengeance, from thy hollow cell!”-Othello

• “your son-in-law is far more fair than black”-Duke

• “That I did love the Moor”- Desdemona

Racism is also used in Othello in many other ways like:~ Calling him names " like the moor, thick-lips".

colonialism

Teach bible

Giving name

Master slave

relationship

Build house

Robison Crusoe

http://www.bachelorandmaster.com/globaldrama/the-tempest-as-a-play-about-colonialism.html#.WNHxavmGPIU