General Critics Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Nora’s miracle - Jennette Lee

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She performed the miracle by letting herself free

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Nora’s Leave - Ronald Gray

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Too Theatrical

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Nora’s marriage - Brun

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[Any normal wife] would throw herself into her husband’s arm

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Nora’s Leave - Actress Hedwig

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I would Never eave my children! **Ibsen altered the ending = Barbarbric outrage)

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Nora’s Power - Actress Hattie Morahan

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She exerts her power by using her sexuality

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Torvald’s Morals - Ian Johnston

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Torvald’s moral code is entirely derived from society’s expectations

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Theatrical - Patrick Garland

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Torvald’s slaps Nora across the Face - Lack of Love

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Toravld’s twist of character - Ronald Gray

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Torvald is as much of a victim as Nora

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Krogstad as an outsider - Egan

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Cynical Social Pariah

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Krogstad as a misunderstood man - Lovecraft

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No doubt that Krogstad is flawed but it’s these flaws that serve to bring the character to life and make him seem human.

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Torvald’s Status - Michael Meyers

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Depends upon social security

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Nora’s Leave - Valency

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An example of female hysteria

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Nora’s character - Uddin

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Ibsen’s mouthpiece for woman’s emancipation

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Nora’s Tarantella - Christensen

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beautifully shows the multi-layered tragedy of a woman in a bourgeois marriage

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Nora’s Tarantella - Rekdal (Psychoanalytical reading)

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Undergoes a physical and psychological transformation

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Krogstad and Torvald as villains - Jerome K

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villainy is its own reward, he revels in it

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Mrs Linde’s purpose - Sally Legder

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A catalyst for Nora’s Transformation

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Mrs Linde’s purpose - David Thomas

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Precipitates the crisis

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Mrs Linde as a contemporary woman - Ronald Gray

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Represents the lack of options women had at the time

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Dr Rank’s love for Nora - Sally Ledger

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Deeply and unselfishly in love with her

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Dr Rank and his disease - Sally Ledger

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The degeneration of the family

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Anne Marie’s Role - Miraflores

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Angelic archetype in the story, who represents the sacrifices that one has to make in order to secure financial well-being.

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Anne Marie’s story - Guggenheim

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Economic realities that face women during this era negatively affect all women

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Anne Marie’s role - Munoz

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Nora’s nanny is a confidante to Nora

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ADH’s Contemporary view - Michael Meyers
Illogical and Immoral
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ADH form- Ronald Gray
The play does not succumb to Melodrama
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ADH as a play - Sally Ledger
critical scrutiny of the lives and values of the bourgeois classes
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ADH form - Sally Ledger
Critically dissecting 'modern' life and all its problems
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ADH’s ending - Elaine N Long
'The ending was never a success'
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Judith Butler
[Gender] is not what something is, but what something does