Henrik Ibsen Plays And Problems
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A DOLL'S HOUSE 189 made by men." ^ The thousands and thousands of women who^ve applauded Mr. Theodore Roosevelt's diatribes on the prime function of their sex have totally failed to grasp the corollary of his argument* namely » that» as some , I ' one has put it, in modem society a woman ought to die, ' \j like certain insects, as soon as she has done her part toward propagating the species. Else would they not in a spirit oi revolt ask with one of our newest poets, — Mothering, mothering, moth...ering.
Cannot we find our lives except that way f ' The tremendous excitement aroused by A DoWs House ("Et Dukkehjem." 1879)« was due to a habitual confu- sion. The criticism of marriage in the concrete was taken as equivalent to an attack upon the institution of mar-^ riage and a plea for its abrogation; no wonder men's minds were staggered. Was it not rather true that, as an - ardent believer in the sacredness of marriage^f Henrik Ibsen viewed with a sense of alarm the prevailing mis- conception of its meaning?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A DOLL'S HOUSE 189 made by men." ^ The thousands and thousands of women who^ve applauded Mr. Theodore Roosevelt's diatribes on the prime function of their sex have totally failed to grasp the corollary of his argument* namely » that» as some , I ' one has put it, in modem society a woman ought to die, ' \j like certain insects, as soon as she has done her part toward propagating the species. Else would they not in a spirit oi revolt ask with one of our newest poets, — Mothering, mothering, moth...ering.
Cannot we find our lives except that way f ' The tremendous excitement aroused by A DoWs House ("Et Dukkehjem." 1879)« was due to a habitual confu- sion. The criticism of marriage in the concrete was taken as equivalent to an attack upon the institution of mar-^ riage and a plea for its abrogation; no wonder men's minds were staggered. Was it not rather true that, as an - ardent believer in the sacredness of marriage^f Henrik Ibsen viewed with a sense of alarm the prevailing mis- conception of its meaning?
What to read after Henrik Ibsen Plays And Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otto Heller to read onlineMoreLess
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