• Christopher Due: Recollections of Ibsen’s Youthful Years
• Edmund Gosse: Ibsen, The Norwegian Satirist
• Grieg and Ibsen
• Hamsun contra Ibsen
• Henrik Ibsen's dramatic vision
• Henry James: Henrik Ibsen
• Hu Shi: Ibsenism
• Ibsen and Munch
• Ibsen and Realism
• Ibsen in Translation
• Philip E. Larson, Ibsen in Skien and Grimstad
• The British battle over Hedda Gabler
• William Archer: The Mausoleum of Ibsen
• William Archer: The Real Ibsen
• Christer Collin, Björnson and Ibsen. A Comparative Sketch
• Solstad and Ibsen

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Philip E. Larson, Ibsen in Skien and Grimstad

Philip E. Larson

Ibsen in Skien and Grimstad : his education, reading, and early works, 1999, Grimstad/Skien.
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PDF, 184 pages, 1,36 MB.

Cultural resources in Henrik Ibsen’s early environment. A database compiled by Philip E. Larson.
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PDF, 521 pages, 1,44 MB.

Philip E. Larson received his university education at the University of California in Berkeley, from which he earned the PhD in dramatic art. He has taught at Berkeley, Stanford, St. Lawrence University and four of the top universities in China. He has directed seven productions of Ibsen’s plays, including his own translation of Rosmersholm, at the Nordic Heritage Museum in Seattle, Washington. The research on which the present project is based was conducted in Norway during the 1990’s.

He lives in Paradise, California.