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Four Major Plays Study Guide

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by Henrik Ibsen
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Four Major Plays Study Guide consists of approx. 71 pages of summaries and analysis on Four Major Plays by Henrik Ibsen. Browse the literature study guide below:

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The four plays in this collection (A Doll's House, Ghosts, Hedda Gabler and The Master Builder) are the most well known and frequently produced, of the many plays written by the late 19th Century Scandinavian dramatist Henrik Ibsen. While entirely individualized in terms of characters and situation, all explore common themes - the role and place of women, their varied struggles for freedom, the inability to escape the past, and the importance of public perception. (read more)
      A Doll's House, Act 1
      A Doll's House, Act 2
      A Doll's House, Act 3
      Ghosts, Act 1
      Ghosts, Act 2
      Ghosts, Act 3
      Hedda Gabler, Act 1
      Hedda Gabler, Act 2
      Hedda Gabler, Act 3
      Hedda Gabler, Act 4
      The Master Builder, Act 1
      The Master Builder, Act 2
      The Master Builder, Act 3

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