Theatre and Individualism: Henrik Ibsen, 'A Doll's House' - Professor Belinda Jack

[@SevenFootPelican]

Brilliant talk! Thank you for this. I haven’t seen any other lectures on Ibsen’s masterpiece as well done as this one

[@aidananniswade]

what a funky source, thanks Ms Jones

[@RenaudAlly]

what a funky source, thank you Mrs. Jasmine

[@margotc2780]

what a funky source, thanks Ms Greene

[@robinhard111]

A very illuminating talk, thank you.

[@sybil3716]

I didn't gain very much insight about individulism and the play, though

[@gyosob7265]

doesnt reduce the fact that that was the intention of the author

[@milo9504]

34:05

[@albertobuya9731]

Brilliant!

[@adhhxgxhhg]

Very slowly presented and very sparce on substance.

[@andyapricot4104]

Bmark 28:00

[@andyapricot4104]

41:00

[@Lovin_It]

7:47 99-50=49; hence, the period of 1850 to 1899 spans one additional year, or fifty years. A small but common math error. Respectfully, you might want to revise future lectures when you mention this idea.