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Feminists Who Kill: Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen

This analytical essay considers character motivation in Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler as expressed through theme and the use of indoor settings to evoke monotony. The student also discusses the historical context of the late nineteenth century and the bourgeoning women's rights movements.
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Bridget's feedback:

"This is a focused discussion that builds its ideas clearly within a solid essay structure; the reader easily follows the argumentation and understands the steps you are taking toward proving the thesis. I suggest tightening up paragraphs 3-5 in order to bring the reader to the analytical content more quickly; this helps the reader focus on the analysis and asserts analysis as the central project. Consider giving those plot details in fewer paragraphs, for example (1-2); another tack could see you weaving plot details into the analysis of para. 2 to function as support, though this may create an overstuffed paragraph.

Para. 7 is perhaps too brief for what it seeks to claim regarding feminism. Introduce evidence from the text to support your claim; consider contextualizing the claim and this play against Ibsen's oeuvre as expressive of his ideas and the ideas represented in his plays."

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