In 'A Doll's House', Ibsen questions the subservience of married women and their role in the family. The play follows the development of Nora, whose life of wifely comfort and apparent careless domesticity is thrown into turmoil by the appearance of Krogstad, who threatens to reveal a fraud she has committed to aid Torvald, her husband. When the truth finally is revealed, rather than praising Nora for the risks she has taken to aid him, Torvald rejects his wife as a destroyer of his career and status. This repudiation effects a change in Nora and she decides - to Torvald's consternation and horror - to abandon her 'little woman' role, and live life on her own terms.

110 pages, black & white illustrations

Media	Books Paperback Book (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released	October 14, 2010
ISBN13	9781907523564
Publishers	Aziloth Books
Pages	110
Dimensions	202 × 130 × 7 mm · 130 g
Language	English

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