William Archer byl skotský spisovatel a divadelní kritik, který většinu své kariéry působil v Londýně. Byl jedním z prvních zastánců her Henrika Ibsena a blízkým přítelem a podporovatelem Bernarda Shawa. Archer se věnoval divadlu s velkým zájmem, přestože původně studoval práva. V Londýně si brzy vydobyl významné literární postavení a značně ovlivnil tamní kulturní scénu.
Jedno z velkých severských dramat s ženskou hrdinkou, čerstvě provdanou Hedou Gablerovou. Příběh o jejím těžkém hledání splnění vlastních tužeb, které vede k tragickým koncům, patří mezi nejhranější Ibsenovy hry. Vychází v edici D jako 133. svazek ve skvělém překladu Františka Fröhlicha.
This collection brings together three of Henrik Ibsen's early plays, which offer a window into the playwright's early style and themes. With a critical introduction and notes by noted Ibsen scholars Edmund Gosse and William Archer, this volume is an essential addition to any theater lover's library.
This collection contains all of Henrik Ibsen's plays, including peer gynt, a doll's house, ghosts, and hedda gabler, among others. It also includes introductions by William Archer and C. H. Herford, who provide insights into Ibsen's life and works. This is a must-have collection for fans of Ibsen and readers interested in modern drama.
Mercer County, West Virginia, has a rich history that predates the Civil War by nearly 25 years. The book explores the county's origins, highlighting its development and significance in the context of American history. It delves into the lives of early settlers, the cultural influences that shaped the region, and the socio-political dynamics leading up to the Civil War. Through detailed narratives and historical insights, readers gain an understanding of how Mercer County played a pivotal role in the broader tapestry of American society during a transformative era.
The book is a reproduction of a historical work, presented in large print to enhance accessibility for readers with impaired vision. Published by Megali, a company dedicated to making historical texts more readable, it focuses on preserving the original content while catering to the needs of those who may struggle with traditional print sizes.
This publication focuses on reproducing historical works in large print, catering specifically to individuals with impaired vision. Megali, the publishing house behind this initiative, aims to enhance accessibility and promote the enjoyment of reading for those who may struggle with standard text sizes. The emphasis on large print makes these historical texts more inclusive for a wider audience.