Four Major Plays Vol.1 by Henrik Ibsen - ISBN: 9780451530226
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Ibsen’s masterpieces: reality, illusion, and the human psyche.

Four Major Plays Vol.1

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    432 pages

  • Release Date

    18 August 2006

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Summary

Four Major Plays: Volume I

  • A Doll House
  • The Wild Duck
  • Hedda Gabler
  • The Master Builder

Among the greatest and best known of Ibsen’s works, these four plays brilliantly exemplify his landmark contributions to the theater: his realistic dialogue, probing of social problems, and depiction of characters’ inner lives as well as their actions. Rich in symbolism and often autobiographical, each of these dramas deals convincingly and provocativel…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780451530226
ISBN-10:0451530225
Author:Henrik Ibsen, Rolf Fjelde, Joan Templeton
Publisher:Penguin Putnam Inc
Imprint:Signet Classics
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:432
Edition:2nd
Release Date:18 August 2006
Weight:220g
Dimensions:108mm x 148mm x 207mm
Series:Signet Classics (Hardcover)
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Four Major Plays Vol.1 by Henrik Ibsen - ISBN: 9780451530226
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About The Author

Henrik Ibsen

Henrik Ibsen

(1828-1906)

Henrik Ibsen is one of the greatest dramatists of world literature. His verse dramas Brand (1865) and Peer Gynt (1867) brought him fame in Scandinavia. He later became known throughout the world with twelve prose plays in which he invented what is known as theatrical realism:

  • Pillars of Society (1877)
  • A Doll House (1879)
  • Ghosts (1881)
  • An Enemy of the People (1882)
  • The Wild Duck (1884)
  • Rosmersholm (1886)
  • The Lady from the Sea (1888)
  • Hedda Gabler (1890)
  • The Master Builder (1892)
  • Little Eyolf (1894)
  • John Gabriel Borkman (1896)
  • When We Dead Awaken (1899)

Ibsen made ordinary people, talking about contemporary things in everyday language, proper subjects for the stage, and in so doing earned the title “the father of modern drama.”

Ibsen is the second-most widely produced dramatist in the world after Shakespeare.

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