Investigation of feminie personality in the Doll's House play versus ethical dilemmas based on three ethical theorie

The aim of the present study is to investigate the effect of ethical precepts with feminine centrality in literary texts. To reach this goal the researchers have analyzed the text of 'A Doll's House" according to a number of ethical tenets and the response of the female heroin Nora to these tenets. Thus those parts of "A Doll's House" appropriate to this analysis were chosen and in order to judge the consistency of this view the opinion of 20 students were obtained about certain scenes and their opinion was reviewed. Our findings indicate that while there is considerable correlation among three theories, the cognitive and pragmatic approach was insufficient as an explanation whereas the more caring approach was more significant in interpreting feelings and affection. These views help to understand the development of the female heroin of the play