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Ibsen's works 2019 (Performance (The Vikings at Helgeland (Characters,…

- - - - Ghost (1881) and “Naturalism: Dirt and Horror Pure and Simple” - Ibsen stepped in a wider cultural field: illness, broken marriages and social background; Heredity and the french (also literary) background.
        
        Little Eyolf (1894)
  - - - Vikings at Helgeland (1858) and “Hedda and Hjørdis: Saga and scandal...” - Sagas and Folklore (Volsungasaga); Hjørdis vs Dagny as different characters; Motifs of vengeance and psychology that develop the Sagas texts
- - - - Norway enters
        a union with Sweden
        straight after,
        which ends in 1905
    - - Modernism -
        late 19th century, early 20th and
        Realism mid 19th onwards?
    - - Scandinavianism
        emerges
    - - Hegel
      - Brandes -
        Inaugural Lecture
        1871
      - Nietzsche
      - John Stuart Mill
    - - Italian Risorgimento 1815-1871
        but Rome was excluded
      - Ibsen in Rome from 1864-68
- - - - theater masking: 3D illusion
  - - - Interactions of Characters
      - Stereotypes/ exaggerations
    - - the tension between Viking Era vs Post-Civilization Era
      - Detailed Description of the settings
    - - Use of Egil to project death and emotions of the audience
  - - - Example: a bridge (in Olaf Lilijekrans 1856; pub. 1902)
- - - - failure as a playwright in Bergen
        
        1858 returned to kristiania theater
        
        1858 married Suzannah
        
        1864 left kristianiaand went to italy/self-imposed exile
        
        27 years in Italy
        
        1865 Brands/
        
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