A Doll's House Critics 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LiteratureA Doll's HouseA2/A-levelOCR Created by: CatrionafearingCreated on: 17-05-19 11:53 Garland Nora and Torvald's relationship is an unresolved battle for power 1 of 24 Milett Nora confronted every convention and masculine prejudice 2 of 24 Demokraten it was her inescapable duty to leave 3 of 24 Koht the play exploded like a bomb on contemporary life 4 of 24 Telegraph rotten morality 5 of 24 Ledge the play shows a critical scrutiny of the lives and values of the bourgeois class 6 of 24 Joyce Ibsen offers us a theatre of monstrous epiphany 7 of 24 Archer critics are no less flabbergasted when than Torvald when the doll takes off her masquerade dress 8 of 24 Baruch Nora is a rehabilitated eve who has courage to leave the garden in search for knowledge 9 of 24 Johnston Nora is a sexual creature who radiates and uses her sexual power 10 of 24 Finney in closing the door on her husband and children Nora opened the way to the turn of the century movement 11 of 24 Lee Nora realises she has always been controlled by other peoples desires and not her own 12 of 24 Milett victorian conventions caged Nora within a Childs toy structure 13 of 24 Westgate shook the foundations of fin de siecle domesticity 14 of 24 Ibsen women retire and die once they complete their duty propagating the human race 15 of 24 Ibsen new nobility of mind and will 16 of 24 Yuhua masculine power lost as a result of female ideological awakening 17 of 24 Wollstonecraft pleasing man at the expense of every solid virtue 18 of 24 Ibsen im not sure what women rights even are 19 of 24 Collett half teasing demon half saint 20 of 24 Patmore to please man is woman's pleasure 21 of 24 Templeton every woman's struggle with every man 22 of 24 Woolf killing the angel in the house 23 of 24 Bradbrook Nora's marriage was 8 years prostitution 24 of 24
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