Comparing And Contrasting Ibsen’s ‘a Doll’s House’ And Shakespeare’s ‘a Midsummer Night’s Dream?
17 Jan
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I’m composing a dialogue between these two playwrights in which they are engaging in a heated debate. What would these two writers have to say to one another if they were to remark upon these two plays? Anything is great, and sources would be greatly appreciated.
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fghtdir
17|Jan|2010 1one contrast is style. Ibsen was a into “realism” . He used serious ideas and themes to show the audience the theatre could be real. Nothing supernatural – like watching ordinary people. Realism also usualy refrainied from making moral judgments – there was certain ambiguity that abides in “real” life.
Midsummer Nights Dream is opposite. It is not real. It is larger than life and written in verse. It has magic and fairies.
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