An Examination of Wealth as a Determinant of Freedom in a Doll's House and the Cherry Orchard

Investigation of wealth as a determinant of freedom builds society and economy from the beginning in Dolls House and Cherry Garden, but wealth is regarded as a symbol of freedom as it provides countless possibilities. Both Dolls House and Cherry Orchard are introducing people who are in trouble because there is no wealth. Therefore careless observers will think that economic difficulties are the main obstacle for playwrights. Further research clearly shows that the lack of psychological freedom is the current dilemma.

In Anton Chekhov 's play "Cherry Blossom Garden" and Henry Ipsen' s "Doll's House", the main character is a woman. Mrs. Ranevsky of "The Cherry Orchard" and Nora Helmer of "Doll House" were fascinated by their own existence and their own past social norms. Initially, the lives of Nora and Madame La Nevsky were shaped to conform to social norms, but dramas do not evolve their evolution from a controlled woman to an independent role without social constraints and burden of past memories saw. Several roles in Firs and Trophimof's theater deal with the potential difference between social change and social change and doubt their validity but the evolution to this freedom is a social change and social change The result and catalyst to promote. release

Investigation of wealth as a determinant of freedom builds society and economy from the beginning in Dolls House and Cherry Garden, but wealth is regarded as a symbol of freedom as it provides countless possibilities. Both Dolls House and Cherry Orchard are introducing people who are in trouble because there is no wealth. Therefore careless observers will think that economic difficulties are the main obstacle for playwrights. Further research clearly shows that the lack of psychological freedom is the current dilemma.

Henrik Ibsen argues that he is "a poet rather than a social philosopher" and Anton Chekhov intends to turn "Cherry Garden" into a "light comedy", but "Doll House" and "Cherry The theme of social change in the garden, first, the struggle for self-liberation of women in the 19th century, and the latter is the desire and ultimate collapse of the Russian upper class family at the turn of the century.

Freedom is another important theme of cherry orchard. Freedom of Russian serfs is a historical event. By paying off the cherry blossoms for repaying mortgage and family transfers, the freedom of their servants such as Yasha and Dunyasha was born. They represent free sperm and changes in the social order. Strangely, however, like a fir, that nobody accepts this freedom. He would "never release anything," he wanted to be with his master rather. He is a representative of another class opposing the serfs freedom. The deterioration of the financial situation of Mrs. Lanehuski represents the decline of aristocrats and the acquisition of Sakuraba of Lopkin symbolizes the rise of the middle class. At the beginning of the script, the distinction between classes is very obvious, but as the plot progresses, the distinction of this class is blurred