Hedda Gabler

Language: EnglishPublished: May 1, 2003

Subjects:

Identity (Psychology)Drama Man-woman relationships Norwegian drama Translations into English Women Social conditions

Bookshelves:

Gender & Sexuality Studies Literature

Authors:

Archer, William
1856 - 1924
Gosse, Edmund
1849 - 1928
Ibsen, Henrik
1828 - 1906

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About this book

In Henrik Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler," a groundbreaking play from the late 19th century, readers are drawn into the intricate world of Hedda Tesman. Newly wed and grappling with her sense of self amidst societal expectations, Hedda's character is a riveting exploration of ambition and restraint. The play delves into themes of power dynamics and personal agency, offering a stark portrayal of the constraints faced by individuals in a rigid society. Ideal for students of literature and theater enthusiasts, "Hedda Gabler" presents a thought-provoking examination of human nature and societal pressures that continue to resonate today.