Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 3
Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 3
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Yes, one. After Gudrun has betrayed the there comes a scene in which she seeks to appease Brynhild, and begs her to think no more of it ; then follows a scene in which Sigurd explains to Brynhild how it all happened; and finally a scene in which Brynhild goads Gun nar to kill Sigurd. All these scenes have their parallels in the third act of The Vikings ; but their order is different, and none of their wording has been adopted. " Other details in the play are suggested by other sagas. The circum...stances under which Ornulf sings his "Drapa" over his sons are borrowed from Egih saga, and so are Ornulf's questions as to how Thorolf fell; the feast at Gunnar's house has many analogies in Icelandic story; Hiordis's words about the bowstring are suggested by a passage in JVia/s saga ; and Sigurd and Hiordis are perhaps almost as closely related to Kiartan and Gudrun in the Laxdcela saga, as to Sigurd Fafnir's-bane and Brynhild. The reader must judge for himself whether the poet's utilisation of hints and suggestions from the sagas impairs, in any valid sense, the originality of his work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, one. After Gudrun has betrayed the there comes a scene in which she seeks to appease Brynhild, and begs her to think no more of it ; then follows a scene in which Sigurd explains to Brynhild how it all happened; and finally a scene in which Brynhild goads Gun nar to kill Sigurd. All these scenes have their parallels in the third act of The Vikings ; but their order is different, and none of their wording has been adopted. " Other details in the play are suggested by other sagas. The circum...stances under which Ornulf sings his "Drapa" over his sons are borrowed from Egih saga, and so are Ornulf's questions as to how Thorolf fell; the feast at Gunnar's house has many analogies in Icelandic story; Hiordis's words about the bowstring are suggested by a passage in JVia/s saga ; and Sigurd and Hiordis are perhaps almost as closely related to Kiartan and Gudrun in the Laxdcela saga, as to Sigurd Fafnir's-bane and Brynhild. The reader must judge for himself whether the poet's utilisation of hints and suggestions from the sagas impairs, in any valid sense, the originality of his work.
What to read after Ibsens Prose Dramas volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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