A Doll's house- context
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- A Doll's House was published in1879.
- They play caused an immediate sensation, sparked debate and controversy and brought Ibsen international fame.
- Nora's final door-slam made conservatives rage and liberals cheers.
- It gave anti-feminists reason to fear and feminists reason to hope.
- "a revolutionary action, and a daring defiance of the cultural norms of the time.
- There are ideals and values represented by Torvald that represent society, commonly termed "bourgeois respectability" - financial success, upward social mobility, freedom from financial deby, and a stable, secure family…
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