Question

What quality of A Doll's House likely contributed to Henrik Ibsen becoming known as the Father of Modern Drama?

A-its celebration of the triumph of the human spirit

B-its appeal to various sections of society

C-its unique and memorable antagonists

D-its way of challenging social norms

Answer 1

In 1879, while living in Italy, Ibsen published his masterpiece, A Doll’s House. Unlike Peer Gynt and Brand, A Doll’s House was written in prose. It is widely considered a landmark in the development of what soon became a highly prevalent genre of theater—realism, which strives to portray life accurately and shuns idealized visions of it.

In A Doll’s House, Ibsen employs the themes and structures of classical tragedy while writing in prose about everyday, unexceptional people. A Doll’s House also manifests Ibsen’s concern for women’s rights, and for human rights in general. @Chazz16