Theme Of Sacrifice In A Doll's House
The play “A Doll’s House” by Henrik Ibsen deal with the sacrifice women had to make for their families in the 19th century, a child obligation to their parent and how appearances can disguise reality. By writing about these issues Ibsen is educating his audience about these issues and how they affect other people. One of the main purposes of literature is to educate and give insight so by using a big issue in the world a larger number of the audience will be able to relate making it successful.
In the play the sacrifice of women is one of the main themes in the play with the central storyline using this theme as its backbone. In Act Three which is the pillar stone for this theme, Nora states that even though men refuse to sacrifice their integrity,
In the play the sacrifice of women is one of the main themes in the play with the central storyline using this theme as its backbone. In Act Three which is the pillar stone for this theme, Nora states that even though men refuse to sacrifice their integrity,