Ibsen's Women

Joan Templeton

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Literature: history, themes, analysis Theatre and Performance Studies Modernist Literature and Criticism

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List of illustrations Preface List of abbreviations Note on translations 1. Roots 2. The seminal women of the early career 3. Love and marriage 4. Love and the kingdom 5. The poetry of feminism 6. Mrs Alving's ghosts 7. A new woman and three housewives 8. Taming wild women 9. The deviant woman as hero: Hedda Gabler 10. The glories and dangers of the rejuvenating feminine 11. Women who live for love 12. The revolt of the muse: when we dead awaken In conclusion: Ibsen's women and Ibsen's modernism Notes Select bibliography Index.

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