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A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen

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Genres Featured In A Doll's House

Drama (Dominant)
Realism (Major)
Social Critique (Prominent)
Psychological (Notable)

Themes Featured In A Doll's House

Tones In A Doll's House

Realism (Very Strong)
Desperation (Strong)
Conflict (Moderate)
Isolation (Noticable)
Conformity (Mild)
Rebellion (Strong)
Disillusionment (Moderate)
Hope (Mild)
Irony (Noticable)
Tragedy (Moderate)

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