A Doll's House - critics quotes
- Created by: gbalderstone
- Created on: 14-06-17 16:24
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2. Joan Templeton
- 'Frivolous, deceitful or unwomanly, she qualifies neither as a heroine nor as a spokeswoman for feminism'
- 'a barbaric outrage'
- 'an exclusively masculine society, with laws made by men and prosecutors and judges who assess feminine conduct from a masculine viewpoint'
- 'it starts with 'macaroon lies' which grows into 'white lies''
3. Hedwig Niemann-Raabe
- 'I would never leave [my children]
- 'a barbaric outrage'
- 'There are thousands of such doll-homes'
- 'The new woman sprang fully armed from Ibsen's brain'
4. Ibsen (ending)
- 'There are thousands of such doll-homes'
- 'a barbaric outrage'
- 'I would never leave [my] children'
- 'The new woman sprang fully armed from Ibsen's brain'
5. Hattie Morahan
- 'There are thousands of such doll-homes'
- 'There is something timeless about it ... The things Ibsen writes means it ceases to be about a particular milieu'
- 'a barbaric outrage'
- 'Nora's dramatic exit is something many parents do five days a week'
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