This thesis aims at examining Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler from two different perspectives. The first is an examination of Hedda Gabler from its 1890 (19th century) historical Norwegian context as a background (an archaeological ...

Temaet for masteroppgaven min er tyske film-adaptasjoner av Henrik Ibsens verk. Tyskland har gått gjennom ulike politiske faser i det 20. århundre, og hver av disse satte sitt preg både på den tyske kulturen og det tyske ...

Hedda Gabler is a very ambivalent play. There are many different understandings of her personality. The two contemporary performances on which the research is based are so significantly different that they uncovered new ...

The influence of literary works in advocating the need for interventionism, a situation where the “civilized West” rescues other parts of the world from themselves – a people whose activities are supposedly characterized ...

Føler vi også et ubehag når vi er så priviligerte i global og urettferdig verden? Skandinaver er stort sett privilegerte. Gang på gang kåres vi som verdens rikeste, lykkeligste og mest egalitære land. Samtidig fører ...

The topic of the thesis is the relation between the concepts house and home in Ibsen s drama. I believe that the relationship between house and home is common to his oeuvre in general and not specific to some plays. I ...

This thesis studies the production of Ein Volksfeind created in 2012 by Thomas Ostermeier in the Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz in Berlin. A stage adaptation of Hernik Ibsen s En folkefiende made by Florian Borchmeyer presents ...

This article considers Hallvard Bræin’s 2008 film adaptation of Peer Gynt in light of theories of the post-secular. It argues that the film presents a post-secular interpretation of the ambiguous message of salvation at ...

It is an exaggeration to claim that several of the protagonists in Ibsen’s dramatic works are from the north, or have lived there. The few characters in Ibsen’s drama related to the North are, however, given a special ...

The Rat Wife in Little Eyolf is a significant and atypical female character in the development of late nineteenth century theatre. The complexity of this character offers costume designers numerous visual possibilities. ...

The topic of my thesis is the ambiguity of the endings of Vildanden, Rosmersholm and Hedda Gabler. This stemmed from my initial research question; how many suicides are there actually in Ibsen s plays? Ibsen has a reputation ...

The study of Henrik Ibsen s dramas is confined to the introductory portion of course material in Universities in Ghana and has marginalized the social impact of Ibsen s drama on both students and the Ghanaian community. ...

The topic for my thesis is the importance of night dreams in Henrik Ibsen's plays. My study of the subject is based on two plays, The Vikings of Helgeland and Little Eyolf. The first one is a historical play written in ...

The use of Ibsen dramas in training theatre professionals in most cultures cannot be overlooked due to the nature, and impact of Ibsen s works on contemporary societies and his contribution to the development of modern ...

This article presents the methodology used in a population-based study of early communicative development in Norwegian children using an adaptation of the MacArthur-Bates communicative development inventories (CDI), ...

The topic of my thesis is the political influence on Ibsen’s reception in Georgia. The political phases that Georgia has undergone since the 1890s, when the first paper on Ibsen was published, are dramatically different ...

My thesis deals with the ethics of early Ibsen, taking for its scope the early plays written by Ibsen between 1850-1857, just before the Christiania Marriage Crisis. My thesis both creatively engages with and finally ...

Hedda Gabler is among the most commented and staged Henrik Ibsen's plays. It illustrates Ibsen's deep understanding of women's problems, desires and behavior. The protagonist is a very intense and puzzling character. She ...

The aim of this project is to analyze and understand When We Dead Awaken from different angles, especially in comparison with the nineteenth century sculptor Auguste Rodin and his models. Looking at previous study on the ...

In my thesis, I will argue whether the diverse layers of water in the play function as “the life” of Ibsen’s characters, mainly of his protagonists, and whether the element of water reflects the inner nature of the characters. ...

The piano was the nineteenth-century status-symbol and the epitome of domestic bourgeois ideology. Learning to play the piano was a necessary part in the education of any well-bred girl. Also, the piano could provide the ...

Abstract Henrik Ibsen is one of the most important Western dramatists in China. It was he who inspired the Chinese to create a completely new style of art: the Spoken Drama. For the last few decades, however, Ibsen scholars ...

Title: “Ibsen as Understood in Bangladesh Ghosts and A Doll’s House seen through the Lenses of Gender” Student: Sabiha Huq Abstract of the thesis: It is already established by the academia that one and the most important ...

Det er ikke så kjent at Ibsen har funnet inspirasjon i de norrøne sagaene og folkelige kilder som viser og sagn, helt i samsvar med den nasjonalromantiske bevegelsen i Norge på 1850-tallet. I denne oppgaven har jeg påvist ...

In this thesis on the spatiality of Henrik Ibsen’s The Master Builder, I argue that the play is dominated by spatial concerns. On the most basic level, the play is the product of a specific cultural-historical space, ...

Innledningsvis skrives det her om Henrik Ibsens Tysklandsopphold, hans tyskkunnskaper, hans forhold til tyske oversettere og oversettelser. Hoveddelen består av en sammenligning av 8 tyske oversettelser av "Bygmester ...

The Taiwanese production represents Henrik Ibsen's En folkefiende with a new adaptation. Its peculiar merit is Storyteller, an added role, which annotates the play throughout the performance. In the thesis, Storyteller's ...