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portada Love’s Comedy
Type
Physical Book
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
128
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9788167171221

Love’s Comedy

Henrik Ibsen (Author) · Double9 Books LLP · Paperback

Love’s Comedy - Henrik Ibsen

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Synopsis "Love’s Comedy"

Love’s comedy is a verse comedy written in 1862 that critiques romantic idealism and bourgeois attitudes toward love and marriage. It is important for its early exploration of themes that later define Ibsen’s realism, especially the tension between ideal love and everyday domestic life.The play follows Falk, an idealistic poet who openly rejects conventional marriage, arguing that it destroys true passion and freedom. His radical views shock society, leading to his social rejection and moral condemnation. However, Svanhild, a young woman who admires his boldness and intellectual courage, becomes drawn to his vision of love. Together, they imagine escaping social expectations to live according to their ideals. As the story develops, their beliefs about love are tested against the realities of emotional commitment, stability, and human imperfection. The narrative questions whether passionate love can survive beyond its initial intensity or whether it inevitably changes when placed within the structure of daily life and responsibility.The work stands as an important early Ibsen piece, blending humour and philosophical reflection while challenging conventional ideas about romance, marriage, and sacrifice.

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