1. Henrik Ibsen
... . Ibsen stated that "A maker in modern society, like certain insects, retires and dies once she has done her duty by propagating the race." (Zeineddine 10) In a Doll's House, Ibsen lets you know from the title that Nora is a doll, not a person living in a house. Nora, the main character, has gone from living under her father's rule to living under her husband's. She has never had any responsibilities ... , which only her personal belongings, and not committing suicide, is in direct contrast to Hedda Gabbler. Ibsen takes this a step further by developing the notion of self in Nora. Ibsen f...
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