戲劇

Four Great Plays: A Doll's House/Ghosts/An Enemy of the People/The Wild Duck(易卜生戲劇集)
出版社： 書林出版有限公司
書林書號：
00108041
作者：
Ibsen, Henrik
定價：
200
會員價：
$170
ISBN：
9575868366
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裝訂：
平裝
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易卜生戲劇集：玩偶之家/群鬼/國民公敵/野鴨(英文版)

Here, in a single volume, are four major plays by the first modern playwright, Henrik Ibsen.
1.GHOSTS-the startling portrayal of a family destroyed by disease and infidelity.
2.THE WILD DUCK-a poignant drama of lost illusions.
3.AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE-Ibsen's vigorous attack on "public opinion."
4.AND A DOLL'S HOUSE-the play that scandalized the Victorian world with its unsparing views of love and marriage, featuring one of the most controversial heroines-and one of the most famous exits-in the literature of the stage.

Although Ibsen outraged many of his contemporaries, he persisted: he shocked the unthinking into thinking and blasted through the thick fog of convention to the restless human passions hidden underneath. Today, his plays remain masterpieces of psychological insight and theatrical power.

With an introduction and prefaces to each play by John Gassner

印刷：單色/25開/306頁
"Henrik Johan Ibsen (1828–1906) was a nineteenth-century Norwegian theater producer, poet, and three-time nominee for the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Born to a merchant family in the port town of Skein, Ibsen’s career began at the Det norske Theater in Bergen, where he served as producer, director, and writer. After the failure of his first ten plays, Ibsen finally gained critical attention with Peer Gynt. Its unsentimental realism and disregard for convention would become the hallmarks of Ibsen’s liberating and controversial dramas that followed, notably An Enemy of the People, A Doll’s House, Hedda Gabler, and Ghosts. A cofounder of the modernist movement, Ibsen was a foremost influence on writers such as George Bernard Shaw, Eugene O’Neill, and Arthur Miller."

Contents
Introduction 
John Gassner   Page vii
A DOLL'S HOUSE  Page1
GHOSTS  Page69
AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE  Page 129
THE WILD DUCK  Page 217
Bibliography    Page 306

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