Nora, a Play, Tr. by H.F. Lord

Nora, a Play, also known as A Doll's House, is Henrik Ibsen's groundbreaking drama that shattered societal norms and sparked intense debate upon its release in 1879. This edition presents a new translation by H.F. Lord, offering a fresh perspective on Ibsen's timeless masterpiece.

The play centers on Nora Helmer, a seemingly happy wife and mother, who gradually realizes that she is living a life of illusion and subservience. As secrets from her past resurface, Nora is forced to confront the truth about her marriage and her role in society. Ultimately, she makes a radical decision to leave her husband and children in search of self-discovery and independence.

"Nora, a Play" remains a powerful and relevant exploration of gender roles, societal expectations, and the individual's struggle for autonomy. Ibsen's sharp dialogue, compelling characters, and unflinching portrayal of marital conflict continue to captivate audiences and inspire critical reflection.

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