Specimens Of The Table Talk Is A Book On Othello
Othello wasn't a Negro opined Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the great English poet and critic. He writes about origin of Othello in his Specimens Of The Table Talk.
- Honolulu, HI (1888PressRelease) December 11, 2015 - Have you read Othello? Yes you have because you can't miss this historic novel as it is part of English literature. It is taught in schools and colleges. Like others, you will also make an opinion on the protagonist that is Othello.
Who's Othello? He is a Moorish chief according to Shakespeare but readers take him as a Negro. He shouldn't be taken as a negro because he isn't introduced as a negro. If you go through the Specimens Of The Table Talk of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, you will agree that Othello was a Moorish chief and not negro.
"Table talk is a literary genre and it is like many authors discussing issues on a table. Views expressed by Coleridge are his personal and the readers are free to agree with the views or not. You can also make an opinion on the book or on Othello, who is center of the book", said a follower of Coleridge.
Specimens Of The Table Talk is not a book but a review of a historic book called Othello. Samuel Taylor Coleridge read Othello and made an opinion on the protagonist. And Coleridge has proofs to substantiate his claims. He proves that Othello shouldn't be taken as a Negro. He is a brave Moorish chief.
Who should read this book? Everyone who has read Othello must read this book. The table talk on Othello completes reading Othello. You will come to know many things that aren't available in Othello. Samuel Taylor Coleridge has some views on the Othello and he seems to be right in his views.
"Before you buy the book to make it a part of your collection, you should go through it on a free reading platform. Access a free library on the web and find Specimens Of The Table Talk on the website. Go through what the author has to say and make an opinion on buying the book after completing reading of the book", added the reader.
The author talks to his readers. You will feel as if you are on the table and discussing Othello with him. It is a nice book written in simple language. It makes an interesting read as it is comprehensible. If you like the views of the author, you can write a review on the book. Reading Othello won't become complete until you read this book. Samuel Taylor Coleridge presents a totally different view of Othello.
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