A Doll's House
Nora’s final conversation with Torvald asks who chooses her beliefs and tastes. Ibsen gives these words to a character confronting marriage, duties and the need to form her own judgment.
Who it suits
Readers interested in freedom, responsibility, judgement.
Reading experience
Moderate; domestic conflict and nineteenth-century social conventions. This is an Edsverb editorial guide, not a measured reading score.
The edition
- Edition
- English electronic edition; Project Gutenberg eBook 2542; R. Farquharson Sharp translation; underlying print publisher unspecified; catalogue HTML ISBN
- Language
- English
- Translator
- R. Farquharson Sharp
- ISBN
- 9798238025421
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