Money and love in the work "Casa de Dolls" by Henrik Ibsen
Introduction
The work "House of Dolls" written by Henrik Ibsen in the twentieth century in Norway, exposes about the life of how women and the everyday comment in the love of children to parents or vice versa that in which you have to reflectand think about the feelings of humanity that are able to see the consequences that will happen in the future. In addition to Henrik Ibsen, he exposes this work in order to make the reader in the world in real life. With the relationship to the author this work also highlights about his life, how his time was when women could not give a single opinion or could not remain in a public office, legal more than just man.
Introduction
Many times we think that love between the two people has to be visible among the truths and that no secret should be hidden from all things, and that that was going to be solved with confidence between the two people. While the word "money" makes me think that we use through chalaneing from one object to another, however some invest unnecessary things that do not use it. In this way I will give a definition that is taken by myself, it is that measure of value of the payment of goods such as the payment debts and taxes that your necessary taxes must pay. The effect of people when using money does not use properly in what I said before and do not think how consistent it will happen,
In this way, the literary work belongs to the realism literary movement, since that speaks about the reality in which it happens within a society that is the mainly the woman, in this criticizes it for the appearance and for not having a formality before the presentationof a man or inside his family.
Henrik Ibsen was a Norwegian poet and playwright who was born on March 20, 1828 in Skien, Norway. In 1870, he left the theater of ideas by the realistic social drama. 1869 travels to Egypt invited as a Norwegian representative to the inauguration of the Suez Canal. In 1900 he suffered the first of a series of stroke attacks that affected his physical and mental health. He died on May 23 in 1906 in Cristiania, Norway.
It should be stressed that Ibsen had these ideas that flash in all his literary works on the vulgar child. This was also primarily reflected to their characters that normally enjoy a way of life full of pleasures.
Inal essential Ibsen of the playwright theater and on this they were based on the reality that happens in society and within the family, this work was published in 1870, in the 19th century. The literary school of the work "Casa de Muñecas" belongs to realism because they rescue machismo issues. For what we can demonstrate in the XI scene where he says “hey, ma’am… or you have no memory or you just know the business, and it is necessary that you put up” (Ibsen, Doll House, 1879, page. 38). It should be noted that Ibsen belonged to the romantic literary movement, since Henrik lived in his time of the Middle Ages where he expresses his feelings before the medieval period society.
Obviously the work belongs to the dramatic and subgenre genre is the drama because the author highlights the appearance and reality that faces the ideal convections before the society that the woman lived. The characters are real and symbolic, because it represents their true and authentic being before the woman;Some of idealism are pessimistic for more than denies the development of the culture and civilization of their native Norway country, Skien. In summary accounts of the work is carried out within the DR house. Helmer Torvaldo husband of Nora. One of the relationships that Nora has with Cristina is that they have been friends for a long time and between the two she kept a loan secret to DR. Krogstad to save her husband. The antagonist is the dr. Krogstad in which he was fired by Torvaldo for breaking the DR Bank’s Law.
What is individual, ma’am, is that his father signed the receipt three days after he died. (Nora keeps silent). Can you explain this? (Nora continues to shut up). It is also evident that the words two of October and the year are not the letter of his father, but of a letter that I think he knows. Anyway, that can be explained. His father would forget to dated and he would do it to anyone before knowing his death. The thing is not very serious, because the essential is the firm. Is it really authentic, right, ma’am? His father was the one who wrote his own name there? (IBSEN, Doll Casa, 1879)
To the enlightened title, we will indicate that between love and money are enemies because conflicts and the loss of your loved and loved being can be caused. Among them we can visualize two Nora and DR characters. Krogstad so he had said that between them two have a secret in itself. Nora could say was very ambitious and the passion about money as you could say, because everything bought her things and she lived from her husband’s wealth, the best thing was sweetened the life she had, in consequent Nora had undergoing problems with problems withher husband’s disease by which she should make a loan to DR. Krogstad when falsifying her father’s sign in order to save her husband’s life;On the other hand, Krogstad was very sad to be fired from the bank by him breaking the law as I said before, so the antagonist saw a letter from telling the whole truth to the Dr. Torvaldo.
After a few days Nora and Helmer have a conversation of the letter where it is demonstrated in the second act and scene V and VI, where Nora feels very distressed in what is said the letter and losing everything that and even loveFrom her children and her husband, and at this time many things to please them from Nora to Helmer, in this we can justify:
Well, we will share them, Nora, as husband and wife. So it must be. (Caressing it). You are happy now? Come on, come on, nothing of scared pigeons. Everything is pure fantasy. Now you must play the tarantela and rehearse in the tambourine … (Ibsen, Doll House, 1879).
Subsequently Helmer reads the letter and claims Nora to know if it is true what was being said, and for the consequent Helmer tells Nora: you have destroyed my happiness, annihilated my future. I can’t think about it without shaking. You have put yourself at the mercy of an unscrupulous man, who can make me how much he pleases him, ask me for what he wants, dispose of what he likes without daring to breathe. Thus I will be reduced to the impotence, thrown out by the lightness of a woman.
This differs how disappointed the dr. Torvaldo to his wife because he had done and feel a shame before society in what has been damaged the prestige of the formal reputation of DR. Helmer. Finally Nora decides to talk about her emotions and thoughts to her husband: "No, she was cheerful and nothing else. You were kind to me … but our house was just a recreation room. I have been a big doll at your home, as I was doll’s house. And our children, in turn, have been my dolls. It was funny to see you play with me, as children had fun to play with them. This is what our union has been, Torvaldo.”(Ibsen, Doll Casa, 1879), and that in which Helmer responded by saying that you are giving bad education to your children. Thus, Nora decides to say goodbye and leave the house to continue with her way and have her own wealth.
conclusion
To conclude, the work "Doll Casa" teaches us a lot to learn and appreciate the things we live in our society so as not to lose what we love of our loved ones, without making it pleased and treated by the threatening ones who make us damage the imageof perspective;since it leaves much to talk about in money to solve any matter we have around them. It should be noted that there were two differences in the era of Ibsen and at present, the time of Ibsen had many complications and seeing its point of view that was in a society and the problems that I had inside the home of an extremely charactervigorous of the father;However, the present were too updated on the ancient thoughts in which the woman cannot do anything.
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