At what point does the play " A Doll's House " by Henrik Ibsen tre

Question: At what point does the play " A Doll's House " by Henrik Ibsen treat the problem of women's freedom!?
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If you read it again, you 'll realize that it does not treat the problem!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

Well,people have considered the end a form of remedy!.as in Nora walking out on helmer!.but!.!.!.!.it does seem a bit dodgey!.yes we understand that there is an emancipation!.but when she leaves where is she going to go!?being so protected all her life can Nora handle the real world!?the experience shes seeking for will it be good to her or bad!?how would she provide for herself!?
the problem here is we can see that the chances of Nora returning to helmer are stronger than she making it in to the real world!.this isn't a definite fact!.but strong probability!.
Ibsen had done us the Honor of projecting out an issue but he hasn't done a thing to give us clear answer!.he leaves it to his beloved audience to come to a conclusion!.
Read is again!.come to your own conclusion!.
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If you mean by treat to deal with it, the whole play does that!.Www@QuestionHome@Com