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Henrik Ibsen
ISBN 9789354401411
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A Doll’s House
Who it's for: readers interested in classic drama and feminist literature
Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' presents the story of Nora Helmer, a seemingly content wife and mother whose life unravels as she confronts the suffocating societal expectations of her era. This seminal play explores the tension between individual freedom and social obligation, revealing the profound impact of conventional roles on personal identity.Why You Should Read? Explores gender roles and societal constraints with enduring relevance. Examines individual identity and the pursuit of personal freedom. A foundational work of modern drama and feminist literature. Offers a timeless critique of marriage and societal hypocrisy.
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- Explores gender roles and societal constraints with enduring relevance.
- Examines individual identity and the pursuit of personal freedom.
- A foundational work of modern drama and feminist literature.
- Offers a timeless critique of marriage and societal hypocrisy.
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All by Henrik Ibsen →Questions about this book
What is the play about?
It tells the story of Nora Helmer, a wife and mother whose life unravels as she confronts the suffocating societal expectations of her era.
What are the main themes?
The play explores gender roles, societal constraints, individual identity, personal freedom, and critiques of marriage and societal hypocrisy.
Why is it considered a foundational work?
It is a seminal play in modern drama and feminist literature, offering a timeless critique of societal norms.
Who would enjoy this book?
Readers interested in classic plays, feminist literature, and critiques of societal expectations.




