A Dolls House: Guide

Features A Dolls House: Guide

This Guide app works both online and offline, and contains 45 basic topics about one of the famous plays of Henrik Ibsen, A Dolls House.The guide is designed both for college and university English literature students.
Both can fetch basic knowledge about the play using this app.This is a complete book because it is almost 300+ pages if we convert the guide into pages.
It means that you can rely, for your exams, only on this guide; and you do not need any other notes or guidance to understand this play.Topics included are:1.
Introduction2.
Context2.1.
Social Context2.2.
Historical Context2.3.
Theatrical Context3.
Henrik Ibsens Life4.
Henrik Ibsens Works5.
Henrik Ibsens Timeline6.
Plot Overview7.
Plot Analysis8.
Characters List9.
Characters Description10.
Characters Analysis11.
Summary12.
Summary & Analysis l13.
Summary & Analysis ll14.
Summary & Analysis lll15.
Themes16.
Motifs17.
Symbols18.
Critical Analysis19.
Critical Evaluation20.
Vocabulary Used21.
Famous Quotes22.
Useful Quotes23.
Suggested Exam Questions24.
Suggested Further Readings25.
Henrik Ibsens Writing Style26.
Individual Freedom of Nora27.
A Dolls House as a Feminist Play28.
A Dolls House as a Modern Tragedy29.
A Dolls House as a Play of Social Criticism30.
A Dolls House as a Reformist Play31.
A Dolls House: Genre32.
Preoccupations and Concerns33.
Synopsis34.
Commentary by Critics35.
Critical Review36.
Dramatic Irony37.
Dramatic Structure38.
Metaphors39.
Meter40.
Noras Identity as a Person41.
Noras Monologue42.
Parallelism and Contrast43.
Plot Construction44.
Significance of the Title45.
Significance of the Slamming of the DoorThe app is very simple and straight-forward.
Only you need to study this guide.Features of app:- Share the topics with your friends via whatsapp, facebook, etc.- You can easily find each topic.- Complete info about the play.- Easy to navigate, with big text, and highlighted headings.- The blue theme makes the app more comfortable to study.I welcome your feedback and reviews because everyone needs suggestions to improve.