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    Torvald does not change, and only sees the changing situations as one that enables him to stay with his same plans and habits. His game of controlling how the inside of his own dollhouse looks to other people can continue; and he thinks these desired appearances may continue to be seen by others as reality with increased control of Nora. The play deals with the attempt to protect public image as well as escaping the labels and limits…

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    Intensely involved in teaching, Schapiro stopped painting during this period. She and artist Sherry Brody created a dollhouse for "Womanhouse," a project that became an inspiration for her subsequent work. The rooms within the dollhouse were chosen to illustrate women's roles within the home: nursery, living room, kitchen, seraglio, and a studio for the woman as artist. The dollhouse was a three dimensional realization of Schapiro's earlier "Shrine" series. As a part of the project she…

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    One of the most important symbols is evidence from Norah's action of shutting the door and leaving her husband behind in the house. Nora slamming the door and existing showcases a new woman who leaves behind the male-dominated society and chooses to go her way and be free. This represents modernity and women’s revolutionary step in the 19th century that was done in attempts to seek identity, and dignity in a society that demoralized and viewed them to be inferior. The title itself, “A Doll…

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    Friday Mornings I rushed my full stomach to my room and I pulled out the bottom of my semi formal clothings and pants drawer. Being the control freak that I am, I also picked out my brother’s outfit. My mother was kind enough to let me select my own outfit to school as a second grader. Enrolled in a small, private, and conservative Christian school, where the moms are very in everyone’s business; not many of my friends were allowed to pick out their “free friday” outfits. Although now, I…

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    known for over hitting the gym to attain the perfect shape that she wants and now, all of her intense workout paid off. This is the first time that the she wrote a book of her own. To recall, she first penned “Kardashian Konfidential” in 2010 and “Dollhouse: A Novel” in 2011 with her siblings, Kim and Kourtney. The reality star posed provocatively with a teasing eye while lying down on her side while a blanket was strategically placed on her front. Additionally, the book cover of the hardbound…

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    In my opinion, Torvald is not an antagonist but a victim. Both of him and Nora are suffered from nineteenth-century societal. In nineteenth-century of Europe, patriarchy was the sole form of the social system. Only males were offered power to dominate the ‘world’. Males could always lead to all levels of society in religion, legal and economic, such as a moral authority. In a family, the father or husband could control all in the house, furnishing or even the family members. Women were the…

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    The first poem I wrote for this collection was Depression. Originally, it was very narrative so it took a while for me to decide whether to make the basic concept into a poem or story. Eventually I decided on writing a poem as I didn’t have much experience with writing poetry so I saw it as a personal challenge. I realised the original concept was not very cohesive, so I wrote a rough storyline to work through in order to make the piece more cohesive. An early difficulty I had was with…

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    which is a statement of crucial importance to Nora’s development as a character. By stating this, she does not state that she will think fondly upon Torvald and her previous life as she knows that it was a mistake. She was trapped within Torvald’s dollhouse and has finally been liberated from it by her decision to leave.…

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    Developmental psychology is a new field of study for me to learn about. I found that throughout this class, much of what I learned could be applied to my life. As I grew up, almost everything that I went through could be explained by a developmental theory or principle. The three areas of developmental psychology that I will focus on for this paper are emotional development, social development, and moral development. My temperament was I was younger was quite the opposite of what I am now and…

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    famous enough for a major toy company to start making them. This doll was called Barbie and has been around ever since. In addition, other toys include Play-Doh, Silly Putty, Magic 8-balls, Frisbees, Slinkies, Pogo Sticks, Hula Hoops, toy trains, and dollhouses; all of which I played with as a kid are still popular in today's culture. Frisbees and hula hoops were hits in the 1950s when people started to do weird things. One person started swinging a hoop around their hips and a company called…

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