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Exploration of the theme of jealousy in 'Othello'

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I can identify a variety of evidence to explore the theme of jealousy in ‘Othello’ and how it contributes to Othello's downfall.

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Shakespeare argues that jealousy doesn't occur in isolation but is a product of the flaws of society. Male dominance and pride permeates most of the jealousy in the play. You could argue that Othello’s downfall is not caused by jealousy alone.

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