Henrik Ibsen, a Critical Study
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Stockmann, who represents Ibsen's views and who, as Mr. Archer says, has carefully been constructed to bear not the slightest resemblance to the dramatist, is one of Ibsen's few male characters who is entirely lovable.
Indeed An Enemy of the People is remarkable for its lack of strong feminine interest, a lack which makes the play all the more forcible as an answer to the outcry roused by Ghosts.
Ibsen disdained to use against his foes anything less forcible than this strong, impatient, obstina...te optimist, who turns gaily from the reform of sewage to the reform of souls ; who beats with equal ardour at the doors of commercial interest and of moral hypocrisy. There is too, I think, significance in his putting into the mouth of a man — and an extremely "manly" man at that, for Stockmann has all the hysterical passion char- acteristic of men who lead in public affairs, and all the vigorous sense that marks the great 124 AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE orator — the defence of a position which hereto- fore in his dramas has been upheld almost ex- clusively by women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stockmann, who represents Ibsen's views and who, as Mr. Archer says, has carefully been constructed to bear not the slightest resemblance to the dramatist, is one of Ibsen's few male characters who is entirely lovable.
Indeed An Enemy of the People is remarkable for its lack of strong feminine interest, a lack which makes the play all the more forcible as an answer to the outcry roused by Ghosts.
Ibsen disdained to use against his foes anything less forcible than this strong, impatient, obstina...te optimist, who turns gaily from the reform of sewage to the reform of souls ; who beats with equal ardour at the doors of commercial interest and of moral hypocrisy. There is too, I think, significance in his putting into the mouth of a man — and an extremely "manly" man at that, for Stockmann has all the hysterical passion char- acteristic of men who lead in public affairs, and all the vigorous sense that marks the great 124 AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE orator — the defence of a position which hereto- fore in his dramas has been upheld almost ex- clusively by women.
What to read after Henrik Ibsen, a Critical Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Ellis Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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