Hebbel, Ibsen and the Analytic Exposition

Published in 1922, Hebbel, Ibsen, and the Analytic Exposition is a study of the works of two major European playwrights, Friedrich Hebbel and Henrik Ibsen. The author, Thomas Moody Campbell, provides detailed analysis of their plays and explores the ways in which they use language and dramatic structure to convey complex ideas and emotions. This book will appeal to readers interested in theater and literary analysis.

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