Ibsen On His Merits
Ibsen On His Merits
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Never was it his mission to pray, " Help Thou my unbelief! " for does he not stand for Belief in its highest aspects, its most noble and beautiful forms and figures? Brand is Will; and, being so, he is enough for himself. "One soul he saved, and that a mad one, " is the Dean's vindictive Ibsen on his Merits. 109 epitaph on Brand. And the Prophet's immortal rejoinder is this " One Man died for them of yore ; Cowardice is crime no more ! " But Brand is even more than All or Nothing. It is the all... of All, the nothing of Nothing.
CHAPTEE III.
IBSEN AND THE CRITICAL.
THE influence of Ibsen's writings is observ- able, whether for good or ill but I think generally for good in most of the serious work of English dramatic authorship during the last few years, and more particularly during the last three.
Few people who were resident in our nation-city at that time will have forgotten the burst of ridicule and unfair censure evoked by the production of The Master- Builder at the Trafalgar Theatre in 1893.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never was it his mission to pray, " Help Thou my unbelief! " for does he not stand for Belief in its highest aspects, its most noble and beautiful forms and figures? Brand is Will; and, being so, he is enough for himself. "One soul he saved, and that a mad one, " is the Dean's vindictive Ibsen on his Merits. 109 epitaph on Brand. And the Prophet's immortal rejoinder is this " One Man died for them of yore ; Cowardice is crime no more ! " But Brand is even more than All or Nothing. It is the all... of All, the nothing of Nothing.
CHAPTEE III.
IBSEN AND THE CRITICAL.
THE influence of Ibsen's writings is observ- able, whether for good or ill but I think generally for good in most of the serious work of English dramatic authorship during the last few years, and more particularly during the last three.
Few people who were resident in our nation-city at that time will have forgotten the burst of ridicule and unfair censure evoked by the production of The Master- Builder at the Trafalgar Theatre in 1893.
What to read after Ibsen On His Merits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Richard Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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