

Chargement... Une maison de poupée (1879)par Henrik Ibsen
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Female Protagonist (21) » 43 plus Favourite Books (302) 19th Century (14) 100 World Classics (24) Modernism (15) Short and Sweet (111) Books Read in 2016 (2,510) Europe (13) Plays I Like (13) I Could Live There (11) Read These Too (52) Books Read in 2009 (201) 1870s (9) Books I've read (39) Books Read in 2012 (193) Five star books (1,136) Books Read in 2021 (469) Western Europe (9) Women's Stories (34) Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. 8481301744 I've been meaning to read this ever since I finished Miss Julie, that beautifully written atrocity of Strindberg. To have an empowered female protagonist in a 20th century Naturalist play is out of ordinary, and Ibsen's plays are just that extraordinary. Like Torvald the husband, almost all of the dramatists of 1900s lobbed all women into the same category, ascribing to them personalities so diverse, that they could've been condensed to just one inconsequential character that nudges the hero's path. I've never really identified with the utter breakdown of a person described in books, but I saw myself in Nora. Silently going through life liking everything your father likes, and then your lover, afraid of disagreeing, afraid of holding a different opinion, going silently through personal hell for them, only to come out and discover that that reciprocation will never come. Nora holds out till her final breakdown. She silently prepares herself for the worst, hoping it would never materialise because they would surely come through for you. And then one desperate moment you realise that you're utterly utterly mistaken. Walking out has always been hard, you know you'll be labelled as the immoral, inhuman wretch by society. I don't know if Nora ever explained her decisions to the world, and if she did, was it all in vain? Note: In this review I've often drifted from Nora's pov to mine. It is grammatically inconsistent, and I realised that when I proofread before hitting send. But I've decided to let it stay as it is. This kind of representation in literature is hard to come by. Oh to discover their pain in yours... Drama “Shtepi kukulle” u shkrua me 1879 dhe pati si pikenisje nje fakt nga jeta reale. Ibsen duke zbuluar nderlikimet dhe kundershtite e jetes, i shtrengoi shikuesit te hiqnin dore nga ndarja tradicionale e heronjve pozitive dhe negative, por ti pranoje ata ashtu sic jane ne teresine e tyre te nderlikuar, me te gjitha mosperputhjet. Teatri i Ibsen shquhet per vertetesine e karaktereve dhe te detajit artistik, per thellesine e trajtimit te argumentit dhe per nje game te gjere tematike. Ne kompozicionin e Ibsen rolin me te rendesishem e luan misteri dhe ngjarja. Great little play. Still relevant and revolutionary in today's society. I decided to revisit Ibsen's A Doll's House (1879) while I was concurrently reading George Gissing's The Odd Women (1893). Very happy in my decision. Ibsen's masterpiece is the perfect crafting of a theatre piece as delivery mechanism for a contemporary issue of the highest magnitude. It is proffered by the literary academicians that Gissing was not influenced by Ibsen's play, insisting that Gissing did not read the Norwegian playwright until 1888, but I'm unconvinced. No matter, the two works go together quite nicely. Unintentional feminist writing they say. Hmm... Appartient à la série éditorialeEst contenu dansPillars of Society / A Doll House / Ghosts / An Enemy of the People / The Wild Duck / Rosmersholm / The Lady from the Sea / Hedda Gabler / The Master Builder / Little Eyolf / John Gabriel Borkman / When We Dead Awaken par Henrik Ibsen The Master Builder / The Wild Duck / Peer Gynt / Hedda Gabler / Pillars of Society / A Doll's House / The League of Youth / Ghosts / Rosmersholm / John Gabriel Borkman / An Enemy of the People par Henrik Ibsen World Drama, Volume 2: Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Denmark, Russia and Norway par Barrett H. Clark A Doll's House / Ghosts / An Enemy of the People / Rosmersholm / Hedda Gabler / The Master Builder par Henrik Ibsen A Doll's House / Ghosts / Hedda Gabler / The Master Builder / An Enemy of the People / The Lady from the Sea par Henrik Ibsen A Doll's House / Ghosts / An Enemy of the People / The Wild Duck / Hedda Gabler / The Master Builder par Henrik Ibsen A Doll’s House / Ghosts / An Enemy of the People / The Wild Duck / Rosmersholm / The Lady from the Sea / Hedda Gabler / The Master Builder par Henrik Ibsen Hedda Gabler / Ghosts / An Enemy of the People / A Doll's House / The League of Youth / The Wild Duck / The Master Builder par Henrik Ibsen Nine Famous Plays, Including: Peer Gynt, A Doll's House, Ghosts, Hedda Gabler, An Enemy of the People par Henrik Ibsen The Methuen Drama Book of Naturalist Plays: A Doll's House, Miss Julie, The Weavers, Mrs Warren's Profession, Three Sisters, Strife (Play Anthologies) par Chris Megson Hedda Gabler / Ghosts / An Enemy of the People / A Doll's House / The League of Youth / The Wild Duck / Peer Gynt par Henrik Ibsen Ibsen's Selected Plays: Peer Gynt; A Doll's House; The Wild Duck; Hedda Gabler; The Master Builder [Norton Critical Edition] par Henrik Ibsen I capolavori: I pilastri della società-Casa di bambola-Spettri-Un nemico del popolo-La casa dei Rosmer-La donna del mare-Hedda Gabler. Ediz. integrale par Henrik Ibsen Dramen: Peer Gynt. Stützen der Gesellschaft. Ein Puppenheim (Nora). Gespenster. Ein Volksfeind. Die Wildente. Hedda Gabler. John Gabriel Borkmann par Henrik Ibsen Erster Band : Brand; Peer Gynt; Stützen der Gesellschaft; Ein Puppenheim; Gespenster par Henrik Ibsen The Brothers Karamazov; A Doll’s House; The Wild Duck; Hedda Gabler; The Master Builder par Henrik Ibsen IBSEN: Five Major Plays A Doll's House, Ghosts, The Wild Duck, Hedda Gabler, The Master Builder Analytic Notes and Review text by JOseph T. Shipley, Ph.D, Columbia University par Henrik Ibsen Nora - Ein Puppenheim. Gespenster. Ein Volksfeind. Die Wildente. Rosmersholm (= Sämtliche Werke Band IV) par Henrik Ibsen A Doll's House / An Enemy of the People / Ghosts / Hedda Gabler / The Master Builder / Little Eyolf par Henrik Ibsen Die Höhepunkte seines Schaffens. DAS KLASSISCHE WERK -PeerGynt; Die Stützen der Gesellschaft; Nora oder ein Puppenheim; Gespenster, Ein Volksfeind, Die Wildente, Hedda Gabler, Das Fest auf Solhaug par Henrik Ibsen Gespenster und andere Dramen (Nora - Gespenster - Die Wildente - Hedda Gabler - Wenn wir Toten erwachen) par Henrik Ibsen Peer Gynt - Casa de muñecas - Espectros - Un enemigo del pueblo - El pato silvestre - Juan Gabriel Borkman par Henrik Ibsen Fait l'objet d'une suite (ne faisant pas partie de la série) dansFait l'objet d'une réponse dansA inspiréContient un guide de lecture pour étudiant
Nora, personnage principal de la pi ce, est mari e depuis huit ans Torvald Helmer, un directeur de banque avec lequel elle a eu trois enfants. Le r le de Nora dans son mariage consiste en celui d'une simplette: son mari ne cesse de l'appeler son alouette ou son petit cureuil; elle n'est pas prise au s rieux par son mari et superficiellement, elle ne se prend pas au s rieux. Helmer se contente de lui donner des directives. Cela sans m chancet aucune de la part de Helmer, qui consid re simplement que c'est le rapport normal entre hommes et femmes, comme le veut l'opinion de son poque. la suite d'une maladie de son mari, le m decin annonce Nora que le seul moyen de sauver ce dernier est de l'emmener faire un voyage en Italie o le repos lui apportera la gu rison. Le voyage co tant cher et Nora n'ayant pas les moyens, elle ne trouve d'autre recours que de faire une inscription de faux en criture publique, sans toutefois conna tre la gravit de son acte (nb: ces v nements ont lieu avant le d but de la pi ce). La pi ce d bute quand Krogstad (la personne ayant pr t l'argent Nora) menace de tout r v ler au mari de Nora. Nora va se battre pour emp cher Helmer de savoir ce qu'elle a fait son insu... Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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