A Doll's House: Discussion of Marriage
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The goal of marriage is not for individuals to remain independent but to equally share the responsibilities of being married. In A Doll's House, Ibsen shows that during this era men dominated women so completely in marriage as to view them as possessions, like Torvald attempts to construct a "doll's house" for his prized "dol
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