Iago: The Strategies of Evil (4) (Shakespeare's Personalities)
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Iago: The Strategies of Evil (4) (Shakespeare's Personalities)

by Harold Bloom

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Harold Bloom turns his attention to Iago in this volume of Shakespeare’s Personalities. Centered on the character’s connection to evil and its strategies, the book offers a focused literary study for readers interested in Shakespearean drama, character analysis, and the enduring complexity of Shakespeare’s personalities.

About This Book

Iago: The Strategies of Evil is a study by Harold Bloom focused on Iago, one of Shakespeare’s most recognizable figures.

The book considers the character through the theme of evil and the strategies associated with it.

It is part of Shakespeare’s Personalities, a series devoted to examining notable Shakespearean characters.

This volume is suited to readers interested in Shakespeare, literary interpretation, and the study of dramatic personality.

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