A Comparison Of Two Ibsen Works

Henrik Ibsen's works "House of Dolls" and "Human Enemy" have been proved not only by Ibsen's special techniques such as blockade and character exhibition, but also by the collapse of the social role of characters and characters. The reinforcement of the protagonist is solid. Since this commonality is not a detail like character interpretation, but a more direct connection between the works, the latter part of the text proves that these works will be more effective Ibsen's writing.

The Ibsen Association (ISA) was founded in 1978, when the Ibsen annual symposium was held in New York to commemorate the 150th birthday of Ibsen's birth. Excellent Ibsen translator and critic, Professor of literature at Pratt Institute, and organizer of the seminar Rolf Felde was elected founding chairman. In December 1979, ISA was certified as a nonprofit corporation under the State Law of New York. Its purpose is to deepen the understanding of Ibsen's work by interpreting lectures, reading, performances, conferences, and publications as text and being produced in media such as the stage and movies. Distribute the annual newsletter Ibsen news and comments to all members

In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of Ibsen's birth in 2006, the Norwegian government held the Ibsen year including celebrations around the world. In 2006, NRK produced a mini-play "Imperial Man" for Ibsen's childhood and adolescents. Under the name of Henrik Ibsen, numerous awards including the International Ipsen Prize, Norwegian Ipsen Award, Ipsen Centennial Prize were awarded. Every year since 2008, the annual "Delhi Ibsen Festival" was held in Delhi, India, sponsored by the Theater Arts Design School (DADA) in cooperation with the Royal Norwegian Embassy in India. It is characterized by Ipsen's plays and is performed by artists from all over the world in various languages ​​and styles.