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Pillars of Society

A Play In Four Acts

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Henrik Ibsen

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Pages: 120pages
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Exploring themes of wealth, power, and moral corruption, this 1877 play by Henrik Ibsen delves into the consequences of societal hypocrisy. The protagonist, Bernick, is embroiled in an attempted murder scandal yet faces no repercussions, highlighting the self-serving nature of the elite. Originally published in Copenhagen, it premiered shortly thereafter and gained international acclaim, including a notable English adaptation in London in 1880. The play's controversial ending has sparked extensive critique, reflecting Ibsen's struggles during its creation.

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Titre: Pillars of Society
Sous-titre: A Play In Four Acts
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Henrik Ibsen
Éditeur: Blurb
Publié: 2022
Pages: 120
ISBN13: 9798210276704
Mots clés: Fiction, Histoire, Art / Culture, Sciences politiques & Politique, Classiques, Théâtre & Art dramatique, Politique, Femmes, Dramas, Pièces de théâtre, 19e siècle, Société, Littérature nordique, Culpabilité, Villages, Norvège, Vérité, Critique sociale, Scandinavie, Communauté
Évaluation: 4 sur 5
Description: Exploring themes of wealth, power, and moral corruption, this 1877 play by Henrik Ibsen delves into the consequences of societal hypocrisy. The protagonist, Bernick, is embroiled in an attempted murder scandal yet faces no repercussions, highlighting the self-serving nature of the elite. Originally published in Copenhagen, it premiered shortly thereafter and gained international acclaim, including a notable English adaptation in London in 1880. The play's controversial ending has sparked extensive critique, reflecting Ibsen's struggles during its creation.