Norwegian writer Henrik Ibsen and the Ukranian writer LesiaUkrainka have some common themes in their dramas, to name a few – emphasis is placed on the conflict between the individual and society as well as the place of the artist in society. This paper makes an attempt to compare and contrast the traits found in their heroines in a feminist perspective.

The truths of which the masses now approve are the very truths that the fighters at the outposts held to in the days of our grandfathers. We fighters at the outposts nowadays no longer approve of them; and I do not believe there is any other well-ascertained truth except this, that no community can live a healthy life if it is nourished only on such old marrowless truths. —Henrik Ibsen, An Enem...

since its birth in ancient greece, tragedy as an important dramatic form has always attracted the attention of those who have a tragic sense of life. although many scholars of tragedy put forward a bleak view regarding the possibility for the continuance of tragedy in modern times, two great dramatists, henrik ibsen and anton chekhov, showed that tragedy can still be created in modern times pro...

Gender and sexuality are two important forces that shape every aspect of life. determines the differences in power control which men women have over socio economic determinants their health, lives status community. Henrik Ibsen who was famously known as “Father Realism” Modern Drama” transparently portrayed emancipation individual, especially his play A Doll’s House. This paper aims to cast lig...

This article discusses the history of creative contacts between great Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen and German poet Christian Morgenstern (1871–1914). Morgenstern’s life was short marred by physical suffering, but fantastically full diverse in terms. A significant part lyrical epistolary legacy published only after his death thanks to efforts wife friends. translations Ibsen’s works date fr...