Peer Gynt (Dover Thrift Editions: Plays)
by Henrik Ibsen
Henrik Ibsen's 'Peer Gynt' is a dramatic poem chronicling the adventurous life of Peer Gynt, a mischievous Norwegian who roams from his homeland to exotic lands. Through satire and fantasy, it examines self-deception and the quest for true selfhood in a world of illusions. This edition preserves the original's poetic depth for modern audiences.
About This Book
Peer Gynt is a renowned play by Henrik Ibsen, originally written in verse as a dramatic poem. It explores the life and escapades of the Norwegian folk hero Peer Gynt, blending elements of fantasy and reality.
The work was first performed in 1876 and has since become a cornerstone of modern drama. Ibsen's narrative delves into themes of identity, freedom, and the human condition through Peer's unconventional journey.
This Dover Thrift Edition provides an affordable and complete version of the text, making it suitable for students, readers, and theater enthusiasts interested in classic literature.
The play's structure combines poetic language with theatrical innovation, influencing countless works in the genre.
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