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Research

The Centre for Ibsen Studies provides an active multidisciplinary research environment that explore Ibsen's life and texts from a variety of theoretical approaches, as well as the global reception, adaptation and performance of his works.

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Credit: Edvard Munch, public domain via Wikimedia Commons.

Research areas

  • textual studies
  • performance studies
  • reception studies
  • theatre history
  • digital humanities

 

Apply for position as guest researcher

Are you an Ibsen scholar? All researchers at Norwegian and international institutions can apply for a guest researcher post at the Centre for Ibsen studies.

A rowing boat in a Norwegian fjord full of people dressed for wedding.

Photo: Adolph Tidemand & Hans Gude, "Bridal Procession on the Hardangerfjord". The National Museum.

NORN - Norwegian Romantic Nationalisms

NORN - Norwegian Romantic Nationalisms seeks to examen how collective emotions related to the idea of the nation were harnessed, activated, and constructed through literature and theatre.

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Translated versions of Ibsen's plays

Ibsen in Translation

Ibsen in Translation is a unique project with 9 translators working to translate Ibsen's 12 contemporary dramas into 8 languages. This includes a total of 96 translations.

Scholarly journal: Ibsen Studies

Ibsen Studies is the only international journal devoted to Henrik Ibsen and is a forum for debate and critique for all Ibsen researchers.

Book series: Acta Ibseniana

Acta Ibseniana is a book series published by the Centre for Ibsen Studies.

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