Compare how Shakespeare’s Othello and ONE other text studied in class construct and critique this portrayal. You must ensure you address how these stories reflect and/or challenge the worldviews of their respective contexts.

Storytelling often frames ‘the Other’ as an object of societal fear and fascination. Compare how Shakespeare’s Othello and ONE other text studied in class construct and critique this portrayal. You must ensure you address how these stories reflect and/or challenge the worldviews of their respective contexts. Your presentation must include an annotated extract from Othello AND an annotated screenshot (film) OR extract (novel/short story) chosen from Text 2. Outcomes to be assessed EAV-11-02: analyses the relationships between texts through context, form and language EAV-11-03: analyses the ways context and values influence composition and audience response EAV-11-06: evaluates own compositional processes and the ways choice of language, form and structure can shape meaning You will be assessed on how well you: ● Address the question with well-selected, relevant and detailed references from two prescribed texts studied in class ● Deliver a multimodal presentation with a voiceover that uses pace, emphasis, pitch and volume to engage the audience ● Integrate animation and/or other visual techniques to enhance the voiceover and appeal to the viewer ● Demonstrate your use of language appropriate to audience, purpose and formYou will record a FIVE MINUTE PRESENTATION in which you develop the viewer’s understanding of how narratives of ‘the other’ construct and/or critique fear and fascination, as a reflection of the composer’s social values.