Ibsen's Lively Art: A Performance Study of the Major Plays

Hugh Rorrison · Frederick J. Marker · Lise‐Lone Marker

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List of illustrations Preface 1. Becoming Ibsen 2. In the hall of the Mountain King: Peer Gynt 3. One Nora, many Noras 4. Naturalism and after: Ghosts 5. Ibsen's 'new method': The Wild Duck 6. Messenger from a closed country: Hedda Gabler 7. On the mountain top: John Gabriel Borkman Notes Select bibliography Chronological index of Ibsen plays and productions General index.

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