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A Doll's House

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  • 128 pages
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The play offers a groundbreaking portrayal of the tragic hypocrisy within Victorian middle-class marriage, highlighting the societal constraints faced by individuals. Its impactful narrative marked a significant shift in theatrical representation, challenging norms and igniting discussions about gender roles and personal freedom. The work serves as a catalyst for social change, resonating deeply with audiences and altering perceptions of domestic life in its time.

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Language
English
Released
2023
Pages
128
ISBN13
9789355222541
Series
First published
1879
Original title
Et dukkehjem
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3.65 out of 5
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The play offers a groundbreaking portrayal of the tragic hypocrisy within Victorian middle-class marriage, highlighting the societal constraints faced by individuals. Its impactful narrative marked a significant shift in theatrical representation, challenging norms and igniting discussions about gender roles and personal freedom. The work serves as a catalyst for social change, resonating deeply with audiences and altering perceptions of domestic life in its time.