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...re|Baudelaire]], Leo Lowenthal's [[interpretations]] of [[Shakespeare]], [[Ibsen]], etc., [[Adorno]]'s interpretations of [[Kafka]], [[Valery]], [[Balzac]],

...book on Kierkegaard's philosophy and life in 1877. The dramatist [[Henrik Ibsen]] became interested in Kierkegaard and introduced the works in [[Scandinavi

...d in a theatrical group that produced plays by dramatists such as [[Henrik Ibsen]], [[August Strindberg]] and [[Gerhart Hauptmann]].

...elmed European [[consciousness]] (in Charcot's [[clinic]], in the art from Ibsen to Schoenberg).

...ge entity, part of a stage image and purveyor of a stage text. The rest is Ibsen." As to the reduction of the body of the speaker to a partial organ (mouth)