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    Before modern times many people would believe that a woman’s place is in the home. It is more accepted that the modern women is supporting her family outside of the home. The play “A Dollhouse” painted image of a woman who is unable to intellectually or independently think for herself because she was not given any formal education beside maintaining a household and keeping face. Nora and many other women had to sacrifice their integrity

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    One approach is the feminists approach‚ they claim that domestic violence is a gendered issue and men are always the perpetrators and women are always the victims. According to feminist theory‚ violence against women results from gender inequality on the societal level (Bograd‚1988). Feminists movement’s began in the 1960’s and 1970’s‚ they started to develop theories to find out the root of domestic violence. Men and women have both been socialized to view and experience violence differently. Feminists

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    Barbara Lide Michigan Technological University STRINDBERG’S IBSEN: ADMIRED‚ EMULATED‚ SCORNED‚ AND PARODIED In 1893‚ when August Strindberg was living in Berlin‚ he posed for a portrait painted by the Norwegian artist Christian Krogh. Krogh reportedly painted seven portraits of Strindberg at this time‚ one of which was purchased by Henrik Ibsen. As is well known‚ Ibsen hung that portrait of Strindberg on the wall of his study‚ and he has been quoted as saying that he could not write a line without

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    Critical Analysis of Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler A spider becomes caught in it’s own web. This is an example of an attempted manipulation that went awry. Hedda Gabler‚ by Henrik Ibsen‚ is a work about a woman who manipulates the fates of others in order to fulfill her own desires. The title character is a woman who has recently returned from a six month “honeymoon” with her groom‚ Tesman‚ a man whom she does not love. She yearns for freedom‚ but she feels as if she cannot

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    Major Themes suburban horror This collection of short stories‚ most of which take place in ordinary American settings‚ aptly demonstrates Jackson’s penchant for suburban horror. As exemplified most clearly by "The Lottery‚" Jackson’s vision of horror is not limited to haunted houses or exotic locations. On the contrary‚ horror is engendered in the mind‚ in the banal brutality of everyday individuals‚ who may be mothers‚ fathers‚ wives‚ and husbands. Unhappiness‚ sheer dissatisfaction with one’s

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    The feminist approach is a lens that reflects on bias and presents an inaccurate image of women. Feminist lens focuses on the gender criticism and the male point of view upon the image of women. The social ethics revolving around the symbol of women‚ being suppressed and male‚ being dominated. The novel‚ “ The Kite Runner‚” by Khaled Hosseini‚ can be perceived through feminist lens. The Kite Runner is a male dominant novel in an Afghanistan society‚ which distinguishes lack of women rights. The

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    A feminist approach to Toni Morrison’s “Beloved” When hearing about Toni Morrison’s novel‚ “Beloved”‚ one may imagine it as being another story about a slave’s life. And this is not wrong. “Beloved” does tell the tales of many slaves. It tells of whippings‚ rape‚ hard work and escape. But‚ while drawing this image of the historical aspect of enslavement and black culture‚ Morrison also tells the personal story of a very strong female slave. Morrison’s novel focuses mainly on the female characters

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    their own destiny‚ the former from the oppressions of her class and the latter from her life under patriarchy. The feminist concerns of both plays are evident in the characterizations of Eliza and Nora in their ability to question the injustices against them . Bernard Shaw believed that women were treated poorly in modern society and often he dealt with themes for women’s rights . Ibsen ’s perspectives about women ’s position in the family and society are evident from A Doll ’s House .Though the theme

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    | |By Henrik Ibsen | |Courtney Maginnis | |8/13/2012 | Born in 1828‚ Henrik Ibsen was a 19-century Norwegian playwright and theater director.

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    Henrik Ibsen’s works Dollhouse and An Enemy of the People can be shown to have both been written by Ibsen not only through characteristic technique such as blocking and character exposition‚ but also the similarity in the decay of the social persona of characters from the norm and the main character’s heightening stalwart. The later of that statement proves the works to be Ibsen’s writing more effectively because such a commonality is a more direct link between works than such subtlies as character

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