Exploring the Thought of Ibsen for Women’s Freedom: A Study from A Doll’s House

Sabikunnahar Reema, Md. Atik Ullah, A. F. M. Moshiur Rahman & Dr. Md. Shahidul Islam

Oct-Nov-Dec

Abstract
The aim of this study was to delve into Henrik Ibsen's seminal work, "A Doll's House," to elucidate its implications for women's freedom. A qualitative research approach was employed, drawing upon primary and secondary data sources, primarily focusing on the original text of "A Doll's House" and scholarly analyses thereof. Data collection involved a comprehensive review of the play's text and critical literature, encompassing interpretations spanning various historical and cultural contexts. Data analysis employed thematic analysis techniques, seeking recurring patterns and nuances within the text and scholarly discourse. By examining character interactions, societal norms, and Ibsen's own commentary, this study aimed to illuminate the multifaceted nature of women's emancipation as depicted in "A Doll's House." The results offer a deeper understanding of Ibsen's perspective on women's freedom and its resonance in contemporary society. Insights gleaned from this research inform discussions on gender equality, empowerment, and the ongoing struggle for women's freedom.

Keyword: Ibsen, Women's Freedom, A Doll's House, Gender Roles, Feminism

Research Area: English Literature

Country: Bangladesh

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