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The 18 pages that link to Henrik Ibsen, each with the reason it gives.

• James JoyceRelated: Joyce admired Ibsen’s dramatic realism and defended his work in an early essay.

• Naturalism (theatre)Related: Plays such as Ghosts became central examples in debates about naturalist drama.

• Lu XunRelated: Lu Xun translated and discussed Ibsen as part of his engagement with modern European literature.

• NorwayRelated: His plays brought Norwegian literature onto the international stage.

• GhostsRelated: He wrote Ghosts as a challenge to moral conventions and respectable appearances.

• Theatrical realismRelated: His domestic dramas made contemporary social conflicts and private choices central to the stage.

• Scandinavian literatureRelated: His plays made Scandinavian drama a major force in international literary culture.

• Modern dramaRelated: His plays made social conflict and psychologically complex characters central to modern drama.

• Georg BrandesRelated: Brandes championed Ibsen as part of the modern literary movement he helped define.

• Modern BreakthroughRelated: His plays turned the movement’s social critique into conflicts staged within ordinary families.

• Edvard GriegRelated: Ibsen commissioned Grieg to write music for the 1876 production of Peer Gynt.

• Bjørnstjerne BjørnsonRelated: Ibsen and Bjørnson were leading, sometimes competing, figures in nineteenth-century Norwegian theatre.

• Cao YuRelated: His dramatic model influenced modern Chinese theater and offers a point of comparison for Cao Yu.