The main content and ideological content of A Doll's House (Ibsen)

Main plot: Lawyer Haier Mao has just got the position of bank manager and is trying to make great achievements. His wife Nora asked him to help his old classmate Mrs. Dānlín find a job, so helmer fired his junior clerk Krogstad and let Mrs. Dānlín take the vacant position. Nora lent money to her husband for medical treatment a few years ago, and inadvertently committed the crime of forging written evidence. Krogh Stein threatened Nora with written evidence. Haier Mao flew into a rage after reading krogh Stein's exposure letter, calling Nora a "bad thing", "criminal" and "bitch" and saying that her future was completely ruined. When Krogstad was persuaded by Mrs. Dānlín to return the written evidence, Helmut shouted happily, "Nora, I'm fine. I forgive you. " But Nora didn't forgive him, because she had clearly seen that her husband only cared about his status and reputation. The so-called "love" and "care" only treat her as a doll. So she ran away flatly. Main artistic features: compact and complete structure; Very distinctive in suspense and foreshadowing; The dialogue between characters is full of debate, bringing "discussion" into the play; Successfully used the "backtracking method". The dialogue in the play is also wonderful, which not only meets the requirements of the development of characters and plots, but also is reasonable, which helps to reveal the theme, makes readers or viewers have a strong impression on the social problems raised by the author, and has a great influence on the development of realistic drama later. A Doll's House is a just indictment of the marriage relationship and bourgeois patriarchal ideology under capitalist private ownership.