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- Secondary Female Characters in Hedda Gabler
In this essay the author investigates the significance of the secondary female characters in Hedda Gabler, with a focus on their function both as foils to Hedda and as women who themselves fail to meet the woman's primary role as wifemother in the conventional thinking of the time.
- Ibsen's Hedda Gabler and Ghosts
In this excerpt, Cardullo compares and contrasts elements of legacy in Ibsen's Hedda Gabler and Ghosts.
- An Hypocrisy in Playgoing
In this review, the author examines the expectations of typical theatre-goers and the manner in which Ibsen's Hedda Gabler goes against such preconceptions—and yet still manages to be a work of popular theatre.
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- Hedda Gabler: Henrik Ibsen Biography
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- Hedda Gabler: Critical Overview
- Hedda Gabler: Character Analysis
- Hedda Gabler: Essays and Criticism
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