Ibsen in English editions and critical biographies
A review praises the Scribner edition of Henrik Ibsen under Archer and Gosse biography, noting thorough introductory essays and close, non paraphrased presentation. It contrasts critics, laments overglorification, and argues readers should weigh both works to form independent judgments about Ibsen’s world and Norway rooted appeal.
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