A Dolls House Flashcards

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Mrs linde
“ I only ____ my life ____________ empty. No one to live for anymore.

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“ I only feel my life unspeakably empty. No one to live for anymore

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‘ I ________ that I am first and _______ a human being, like you or anyway, that I must try to become_____.

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I believe that I am first and foremost a human being, like you or anyway, that I must try to become one

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After Dr. Rank confesses his love for Nora , he admits he was confused by how much she seeemed to enjoy being with him.

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Well, you _____, there are some people whom one _______, and others whom is almost more _______ to be with.

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Well you see there are some people whom one loves and others whom is almost more fun to be with.

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Do you ______ I am going to make myself _________before my whole staff, to let ____ think that I am a _____ to be _______ by all sorts of outside _________.

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Do you suppose I am going to make myself ridiculous before my whole staff to let people think I am a man to be swayed by all sorts of outside influence.

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Henrik Ibsen
In 1858, Ibsen married Suzanna _________, and eventually had one one son with her. Ibsen felt that , rather than merely living together, husband and wife should live as equals free to become their own ______ beings.

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Henrik Ibsen
In 1858, Ibsen married Suzanna Thoreson, and eventually had one one son with her. Ibsen felt that , rather than merely living together, husband and wife should live as equals free to become their own human beings.

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Realism

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Characters are believable everyday types
Costumes are authentic
The box set is normally used for realistic dramas on stage consisting of three wall large and an invisible forth wall
Settings for realistic plays are often bland

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The pre-Raphealites

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A collective of Victorian writers poets painters illustrators and designers who came to prominence at around 1850 until the close of the 19 century

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Production history
In Germany _____, the actress Hedwin ___________ -Raabe refused to perform the play as Ibsen wrote it (Nora ______ out) declaring “ I would never leave my __________!”

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In Germany 1880 the actress Hedwin Niemaann-Raabe refused to perform the play as Ibsen wrote it (Nora walking out) , declaring “ I would never leave my children!”

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Production history
In 1972 ________ version of the play explored how all the characters were
_________with ______ strings, not just Nora.

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In 1972 Neuenfels version of the play explored how all the characters were puppets with invisible strings, not just Nora

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Production history
In Carrie ________ more recent version (2013) , Cracknell presents Nora as an __________Mother exhausted by life and ____________ with demands.

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In Carrie Cracknelss more recent version (2013) Cracknell presents Nora as an overworked Mother exhausted by life and overstretched with demands

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Production history
In an 1989 ________Bergman version of the play ,Bergman stripped the performance of all its ___________and set it in a box lined with red velvet, without doors and ________ in order to comment on the restricting nature of all society’s past and _______.

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In an 1989 Ingmar Bergman version of the play, Bergaman stripped the performance of all its Victoriana and set it in a box lined with red velvet, without doors and windows in order to comment on the restricting Nature of all societies past and present

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Critic
Frances _____
Ibsen explores a ______ and limited

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Frances gray
Ibsen explores a stuffy and limited

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Critic Mw____
It destroys ______ pleasure and disgust the ________ by violating convention

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Mw Brun

It destroys domestic pleasures and disgusts the audience by violating convention

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Critic John _______[
“Nora __________ consciously plays roles, and through these roles is able to ________ herself . Torvald is a man who is blind to the ________place on him by society.

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John Hathaway
Nora self consciously plays roles and through these roles she is able to asset herself. Torvald is a man who is blind to the limitations placed on him by society

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Critic
Alison _____
Using hints, Ibsen suggest her _______in the opening scene when she sneaks illicit sweets (________)- subverting her husband’s control over her in a _______way

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Alison Ross
Using hints, Ibsen suggest her deception in the opening scene when she sneak illicit sweets (macaroons) - subverting her husbands control over her in a tribal way.

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Krogstag
The_______ cares nothing about ________

Nora: Then it must be a very foolish ______

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The law cares nothing about motives

Then is must be a very foolish law

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Freudian literary archetypes
In the early 1900s, Sigmund Freud’s ___________-Whre Complex described a psychological syndrome affecting men in which there was a damaging dichotomy in the male perception of womanhood. Women can only be characterised as either the Madonna: a _________, respectable woman; or the Whre: a promiscuous, sexual woman. Victorian literature reinforced these two archetypes: the virtuous wife and the corrupted temptress.

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Freudian literary archetypes
In the early 1900s, Sigmund Freud’s Madonna-Whre Complex described a psychological syndrome affecting men in which there was a damaging dichotomy in the male perception of womanhood. Women can only be characterised as either the Madonna: a virtuous, respectable woman; or the Whre: a promiscuous, sexual woman. Victorian literature reinforced these two archetypes: the virtuous wife and the corrupted temptress.

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Property Act
The Married Women’s Property Act______ was an Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom that allowed married women to be the legal _______ of the money they earned and to _________ property.

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Property Act
The Married Women’s Property Act 1870 was an Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom that allowed married women to be the legal owners of the money they earned and to inherit property.

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D&M Act
The Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act 1857 was a landmark step in women’s __________. It gave women in England and Wales legal standing to use the civil courts to seek a decree of divorce or nullity, enabling them to leave ___________ unions and remarry

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D&M Act
The Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act 1857 was a landmark step in women’s emancipation. It gave women in England and Wales legal standing to use the civil courts to seek a decree of divorce or nullity, enabling them to leave unhappy unions and remarry