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وجميع الأعضاء لكم من الدعاء لكم بأن الله يجزاكم عنا خير

ابعد البحث عن حل مناقشات المسرحية الحديثة ,,
لم أجد لها موضوع


فقمت نسختها من المناقشات المحلولة لعل وعسى اقدر اساعد بشيء بسيط و إن شاء الله تكون صحيحة .


حل المناقشات



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Nora’s struggle with Kroonstad, who threatens to tell her husband about her past crime, incites Nora’s
journey of self-discovery and provides much of the play’s dramatic suspense.
Nora’s primary struggle, however, is against the selfish, stifling, and oppressive attitudes of her husband, Dorval, and of the society that he represents


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A Doll's House is the story of Nora and her husband Helmer. They have been married for about nine, years and" have three children. Eight years ago Nora had borrowed some money from a man called Krogstad' against a promissory note on which she had forged signature of her father who. was supposed to be a surety for the repayment of the loan. Nora had found it absolutely necessary to obtain this loan.

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he has never told her husband about the loan, about the purpose for which the loan was taken, about the terms of the loan, and about the monthly payments she has been making.


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The most important theme, of course, is the liberation of the individual from the shackles and restraints of custom -and convention. More emphatically, the theme is the assertion of her rights by a wife. Nora who has remained passive and self-effacing for eight years ultimately asserts herself


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It is a tragedy because it has a sad ending with Nora leaving not only her home and her husband but even her children in order to face an uncertain future it is a tragedy because it depicts the breakup of a family and the disintegration of the domestic life of couple it is modern because it departs from the old style of writing tragedies


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He now tells Nora that, after having suffered the loss of his reputation by his criminal act of forgery, he had now decided to lead an upright life in order to re-establish his good reputation but that her husband was now bent upon dismissing him and thus ruining his plan to reform himself.


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The signature was after 4 days feom her father death , because of that he know that she sing instead of her father .


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Just then HELMER WHO HAS GONE THROUGH Krogstad's letter flares up and surprise NORA with his outburst of anger KROGSTAD'S DISCLOsure of Nora's having borrowed money and having forged her father's signature has come as a great shock to him but even more shocking to him is KROGSTAD'S THREAT THAT HE WOULD Make a pubic disclosure of all the facts if Helmer doesn't keep him in the bank at a higher post than the one which he has been holding so far.


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That, in case anything happens to her, Helmer would take all the blame upon his own shoulders, She thinks that, if Kroonstad exposes her criminal act of forgery, Helmer would come forward and declare that he was entirely responsible for whatever Nora had done


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Helmer feels overjoyed. This letter has put an end to all the tormenting anxiety which he had been experiencing only a few moments ago. This means that there will be no scandal and that he will be secure in his position

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both Nora’s and Mrs. Linde’s decisions allow them to fulfill their respective personal desires. They have both chosen their own fates, freely and without male influence. Ibsen seems to feel that the nature of their choices is not as important as the fact

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Nora's sacrifice symbolizes women's sacrifice for the sake of their husbands and families. when she put herself in debt and was forced to commit forgery for the sake of her husband's without him even knowing, and the fact that she committed her life for her family's sake. and her inability to see the truth of her husband

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A Doll's House ends with the slamming of a door. Nora turns her back on her husband and kids, and takes off into the snow to make her own way in the world. It's a pretty bold decision, to say the least. Some might even call it foolish. She doesn't have a job. Not a whole lot of marketable skills. No home. No prospects of any kind. By making this choice, she's ostracizing herself from the society she's always been a part of. Most "respectable" people just aren't going to hang out with her. The comfortable life she's leading will be totally destroyed


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A Doll's House ends with the slamming of a door. Nora turns her back on her husband and kids, and takes off into the snow to make her own way in the orld. It's a pretty bold decision, to say the least. Some might even call it foolish. She doesn't have a job. Not a whole lot of marketable skills. No home. No prospects of any kind. By making this choice, she's ostracizing herself from the society she's always been a part of. Most "respectable" people just aren't going to hang out with her . The comfortable life she's leading will be totally destroyed