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SXC3: European Drama (Realism (Balzac, Walter Scott (Balzac: "French…

- - - - Materiality - Subjectivity
  - - - Pillars of Society attained popularity
      - A Doll's House was banned
        
        Undermined marriage
    - - dismissed as
        
        Friends of Ibsen
        
        margins of society
        
        Socialists+-
        
        Members of a fanatic sect
  - - - alerting the stage director the need for exact stage setting
      - position of stage director had acquired importance in 19th century
    - - prior to Ibsen
        
        very little scope for actors playing non-lead characters
        
        presented as types
      - created more intricate characters
      - inter-relationship between characters and the environment
      - relationship between characters
      - defied formulaic acting
      - Stanislavsky
      - Meyerhold
        
        Underplayed enviornment
        
        flattened two dimensional setting
        
        focused more on the actor
        
        social and psychologocal circumstances of Nora's plight
  - - - Ibsen's most famous rebel
      - two disparate aspects
        
        'song-bird' and 'squirrel' of the early part
        
        Mature woman who leaves her husband
- - - - Scientific
      - Industrial
- - - - 19th century: Critiques bourgeois society