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Judge Brack Hedda Gabler | Detailed Character Analysis

Judge Brack in one of those characters, whom Henrik Ibsen has very skillfully painted in the play Hedda Gabler to show male hypocrisy.

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Role of Power in “Hedda Gabler”

The play “Hedda Gabler” is the product of a mind deeply preoccupied with the nature of power, particularly the power of one mind to influence and impose itself upon another”.…

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Influencive Power of Hedda Gabler

“The daemon in Hedda is that she wants to influence another human being, but once that has happened she despises him”. Do you agree? Give arguments to support your answer.…

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