A DOLL’S HOUSE

By Henrik Ibsen

**SEO Keyword Focus:** "A Doll's House," "Henrik Ibsen," "modern drama," "gender roles," "social realism." **Description:** Step into the controversial and groundbreaking world of Henrik Ibsen's "A Doll's House." Originally premiered in 1879, this powerful three-act play remains a cornerstone of modern drama and social realism, challenging the traditional roles of women in marriage and society. Meet Nora Helmer, a seemingly cheerful wife and mother whose life is built upon secrets and societal expectations. As the truth about her past comes to light, Nora is forced to confront the harsh realities of her "doll-house" existence and embark on a shocking quest for self-actualization. Why did Nora Helmer walk out the door? Explore Ibsen's masterful examination of gender inequality and the universal struggle for identity. This edition of "A Doll's House" is essential reading for anyone interested in classic literature, feminist themes, and revolutionary theatre. Discover the work that ignited debates across the world and continues to resonate today.

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