Nora’s Re-birth as a Human: A Critical Analysis of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House

Abstract
 This paper scrutinizes Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House where the female protagonist character is analyzed through investigation of three elements human beings: soul, body, and mind. analysis play processed along with dramatic elements, techniques, conventions criticism. The stages social drama in character’s situation as presented this intended to highlight woman’s tragedy patriarchal society. Ibsen sees women caught a tragic Nora found confrontation society its concepts. paper, thus, traces women’s attempts challenge gender inequality protagonist’s acts. actions incidents stereotyping, objectification, oppression which reflect politics, sexuality, power relations, should reveal her stand facing under patriarchy. Evidence text that demonstrate negotiation, rejection, and/or objection all deprives equal rights those man extent, she manages inequality. By so doing breaks inferior status imposed on being woman.