Pillars of Society. Unveiling the Hypocrisy: A Deep Dive into Social Norms and Values
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- Nombre de pages160
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664655233
- EAN4057664655233
- Date de parution21/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille446 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Pillars of Society, " Henrik Ibsen dissects the moral dilemmas of a decaying society, employing his hallmark realist style to illustrate the complexities of human relationships and social hypocrisy. Set in a provincial town, the narrative revolves around the manipulative wealthy merchant Karsten Bernick, who struggles between personal ambition and societal expectations. Ibsen's use of naturalism exposes the intricacies of human motives, crafting dialogues that resonate with authenticity and challenge conventional norms.
The play occupies a pivotal space within the 19th-century literary context as Ibsen's early critique of bourgeois morality foreshadows his later works, where the illusion of societal progress is further examined. Henrik Ibsen, often regarded as the father of modern drama, was profoundly influenced by his experiences in a rapidly industrializing Norway, where new social dynamics were emerging. His exposure to the contradictions within human ideologies and the machinations of power prompted Ibsen to question the status quo through his characters.
"Pillars of Society" reflects Ibsen's burgeoning critique of traditional values and offers insight into the existential struggles faced by individuals caught in the web of societal expectations. For readers interested in the evolution of modern drama and the exploration of ethical dilemmas, Ibsen's "Pillars of Society" is a compelling study. With its incisive dialogue and rich character development, this play invites contemplation on the interplay between personal integrity and social responsibility.
A must-read for those who seek to understand the foundations of contemporary thought within literature.
The play occupies a pivotal space within the 19th-century literary context as Ibsen's early critique of bourgeois morality foreshadows his later works, where the illusion of societal progress is further examined. Henrik Ibsen, often regarded as the father of modern drama, was profoundly influenced by his experiences in a rapidly industrializing Norway, where new social dynamics were emerging. His exposure to the contradictions within human ideologies and the machinations of power prompted Ibsen to question the status quo through his characters.
"Pillars of Society" reflects Ibsen's burgeoning critique of traditional values and offers insight into the existential struggles faced by individuals caught in the web of societal expectations. For readers interested in the evolution of modern drama and the exploration of ethical dilemmas, Ibsen's "Pillars of Society" is a compelling study. With its incisive dialogue and rich character development, this play invites contemplation on the interplay between personal integrity and social responsibility.
A must-read for those who seek to understand the foundations of contemporary thought within literature.
In "Pillars of Society, " Henrik Ibsen dissects the moral dilemmas of a decaying society, employing his hallmark realist style to illustrate the complexities of human relationships and social hypocrisy. Set in a provincial town, the narrative revolves around the manipulative wealthy merchant Karsten Bernick, who struggles between personal ambition and societal expectations. Ibsen's use of naturalism exposes the intricacies of human motives, crafting dialogues that resonate with authenticity and challenge conventional norms.
The play occupies a pivotal space within the 19th-century literary context as Ibsen's early critique of bourgeois morality foreshadows his later works, where the illusion of societal progress is further examined. Henrik Ibsen, often regarded as the father of modern drama, was profoundly influenced by his experiences in a rapidly industrializing Norway, where new social dynamics were emerging. His exposure to the contradictions within human ideologies and the machinations of power prompted Ibsen to question the status quo through his characters.
"Pillars of Society" reflects Ibsen's burgeoning critique of traditional values and offers insight into the existential struggles faced by individuals caught in the web of societal expectations. For readers interested in the evolution of modern drama and the exploration of ethical dilemmas, Ibsen's "Pillars of Society" is a compelling study. With its incisive dialogue and rich character development, this play invites contemplation on the interplay between personal integrity and social responsibility.
A must-read for those who seek to understand the foundations of contemporary thought within literature.
The play occupies a pivotal space within the 19th-century literary context as Ibsen's early critique of bourgeois morality foreshadows his later works, where the illusion of societal progress is further examined. Henrik Ibsen, often regarded as the father of modern drama, was profoundly influenced by his experiences in a rapidly industrializing Norway, where new social dynamics were emerging. His exposure to the contradictions within human ideologies and the machinations of power prompted Ibsen to question the status quo through his characters.
"Pillars of Society" reflects Ibsen's burgeoning critique of traditional values and offers insight into the existential struggles faced by individuals caught in the web of societal expectations. For readers interested in the evolution of modern drama and the exploration of ethical dilemmas, Ibsen's "Pillars of Society" is a compelling study. With its incisive dialogue and rich character development, this play invites contemplation on the interplay between personal integrity and social responsibility.
A must-read for those who seek to understand the foundations of contemporary thought within literature.
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