Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906) has been revered as the father of modern drama because of his technical innovations that ushered in a new structure for modern dramatic experiments, but more importantly he is considered as a modern thinker, whose ideas of individualism, feminism and iconoclasm have produced far-reaching impacts all over the world.
An edition of Ibsen and Ibsenism in China 1908-1997
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Ibsen and Ibsenism in China 1908-1997
A Critical-Annotated Bibliography of Criticism, Translation and Performance
by Kwok-kan Tam
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Ibsen and Ibsenism in China 1908-1997: A Critical-Annotated Bibliography of Criticism, Translation and Performance
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