DRAMA II Lecture 3 1. Analysis of Drama PART I Henrik Ibsens The Dolls House as Modern Playwright PART II 2.

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DRAMA II Lecture 3 1

Analysis of Drama PART I Henrik Ibsens The Dolls House as Modern Playwright PART II 2

SYNOPSIS- PART I Some Ground Rules to Study Drama What Is Drama, Conflict, Rising and falling action, Plot – denouement, Catharsis Going Deeper- Meaning Making: Themes, Subtext, Imagery, Symbol, Metaphor, Allegory, Ambiguity, Irony, Allusion, Archetypes Analysis – Comprehension: 7-stages Drawing Conclusion 3

Some Ground Rules to Study Drama What Is Drama, Conflict, Rising and falling action, Plot – denouement, Catharsis 4

Going Deeper- Meaning Making Themes Subtext Imagery Symbol Metaphor Allegory Ambiguity Irony Allusion Archetypes 5

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Analyzing Literary work Comprehending Drama Does it make sense as a whole? Do you understand the events that lead from the beginning to the middle to the end - the basic plot? Are there important parts of the puzzle that you need to recognize? 11

Comprehension Setting comprehension STEP 1 Character comprehension STEP 2 Plot comprehension STEP 3 12

Close Reading and Interpretation Setting Analysis STEP 4 Character Analysis STEP 5 Plot Analysis STEP 6 13

Author Style and Language Analysis STEP 7 14

REVIEW- PART I Some Ground Rules to Study Drama What Is Drama, Conflict, Rising and falling action, Plot – denouement, Catharsis Going Deeper- Meaning Making: Themes, Subtext, Imagery, Symbol, Metaphor, Allegory, Ambiguity, Irony, Allusion, Archetypes Analysis – Comprehension: 7-stages Drawing Conclusion 15

SYNOPSIS- PART II Contextual Understanding of The Dolls House I. Writers Background II. A Dolls House: Themes and Structure III. Plot Overview: A Dolls House 16

Contextual Background I. Writers Background Birth (location and time) Family and siblings (determines his brought-up and environment) Social Status (Poverty) Beginning of his Career as Playwright (First writing in age 21, started work in theater in age 32-33) 17

Ibsens Vision of Marriage – The Dolls House as a picture of his vision about the institution of marriage Nature of Social Criticism A Dolls House, A Landmark in Modern Prose: Realism 18

A Note on the Title A Dolls House vs. A Doll House Though most English translations of the play are titled A Dolls House, some scholars believe that A Doll House is a more accurate translation of the original Norwegian. They feel that it is more suggestive of the doll-like qualities of the entire cast of characters. 19

III. Plot Overview: A Dolls House Opening and setting: Well-furnished living room (one-set play) Occasion: Christmas Eve, Nora and her Husband Dr. Ranks Visit (Helmers dear Friend) Kristine Linde Visit (Noras former school friend Nora and her friend share their married- life experiences 20

Developments… Noras secret: Nora illegally borrowed money for the trip that she and Torvald took to Italy Another visitor: Krogstad, a low-level employee at the bank where Torvald works Noras discomfort Dr. Ranks opinion about Krogstad: Krogstad is morally sick. 21

After the meeting with Krogstad Helmers shares that can probably hire Mrs. Linde at the bank Dr. Rank, Torvald, and Mrs. Linde then depart, leaving Nora by herself Noras children return with their nanny, Anne-Marie, and Nora plays with them until she notices Krogstads presence in the room. The two converse, and Krogstad is revealed o be the source of Noras secret loan. 22

Krogstad states that Torvald wants to fire him from his position and asks Nora to use her influence to ensure that his position remains secure Nora refuses Krogstad blackmails : warning of revealing her secret Nora tries to convince Torvald but to no use (ACT I end here) 23

The plots overview is to be continued (will start from ACT II) 24

Review- PART II Contextual Understanding of The Dolls House Writers Background A Dolls House: Themes and Structure Plot Overview: A Dolls House 25

Review: Lecture 3 PART I: Some Ground Rules to Study Drama What Is Drama, Conflict, Rising and falling action, Plot – denouement, Catharsis Going Deeper- Meaning Making: Themes, Subtext, Imagery, Symbol, Metaphor, Allegory, Ambiguity, Irony, Allusion, Archetypes Analysis – Comprehension: 7-stages Drawing Conclusion PART II: Contextual Understanding of The Dolls House Writers Background A Dolls House: Themes and Structure Plot Overview: A Dolls House 26

Agenda Lecture 4 I. Plot Overview continued… II. Characters and characterization III. Analysis of Major Characters 27