Centre for Ibsen Studies

The Centre for Ibsen Studies occupied the Oslo Observatory 2000–2010

The Centre for Ibsen Studies (Norwegian: Senter for Ibsen-studier) is a research centre of the University of Oslo, dedicated to research on the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen.

The centre was established by the university in 1991 and opened in 1993.^[1] From 2000 to 2010, the centre occupied the Oslo Observatory, the university's oldest building. It since moved to Henrik Wergelands hus at the Blindern campus. Current academic staff: Frode Helland (Centre director), Jon Nygaard, Ellen Rees Astrid Sæther.

The international journal Ibsen Studies is published by Taylor & Francis on behalf of the Centre for Ibsen Studies.

References

↑ Bjorn Hemmer, Contemporary Approaches to Ibsen, Volum 8, Scandinavian University Press, 1994

External links

Official site

Henrik Ibsen

Dramas	Catiline The Burial Mound Norma, or A Politician's Love St. John's Eve Lady Inger of Ostrat The Feast at Solhaug Olaf Liljekrans The Vikings at Helgeland The Mountain Bird Love's Comedy The Pretenders Brand Peer Gynt The League of Youth Emperor and Galilean The Pillars of Society A Doll's House Ghosts An Enemy of the People The Wild Duck Rosmersholm The Lady from the Sea Hedda Gabler The Master Builder Little Eyolf John Gabriel Borkman When We Dead Awaken

Poetry	Digte "Terje Vigen"

Related	Ibsen quotes, Oslo The Oxford Ibsen Centre for Ibsen Studies Ibsen Studies Ibsen Museum, Oslo Peer Gynt Sculpture Park Norwegian Ibsen Award International Ibsen Award Ibsen Year The Death of Little Ibsen (2006 play)

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