"Othello" (Shakespeare) and "Phaedra" (Racine):
“Othello” (Shakespeare) and “Phaedra” (Racine):
1. Tragedy never offers any clear-cut moral lessons.’ Discuss.
2. ;Despite appearances, tragedies are ultimately concerned with societies, not with individuals.’ Discuss.
3. ‘Passion alone cannot be a tragic flaw, but when combined with other impulses it can be the most destructive of all.’ Discuss.
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