Henrik Ibsen's first published play, Hedda Gabler, did not make the exquisite splash Ibsen had hoped: when it premiered in Germany in 1891, it received overwhelmingly negative reviews. Nevertheless, through the passage of time, critics came to understand the work as a classic among realist theater. The play's protagonist, herself, is a controversial figure: Hedda Gabler is unreliable as a moral figure, ambiguously encompassing both the victim and the villain. Known as "the female Hamlet," Hedda struggles with circumstance and takes society head-on as an idealistic heroine.

Media	Books Paperback Book (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released	October 27, 2010
ISBN13	9781456314927
Publishers	CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platf
Pages	178
Dimensions	203 × 254 × 10 mm · 362 g
Language	English

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