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Subject: Henrik Ibsen - the Norwegian (Scandinavian) author

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Knut Holt

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Date Posted: 06:06:40 08/11/14 Mon

Henrik Ibsen was very keen to investiage the motives for the acts of people and the social sircumstances forcing them to act in a special way, including hidden incidents and relations that influence persons in their life, and he possibly had an agenda of making people more free.

Nowadays there is as strong tendency to use interpretetions of Ibsen to support politically correct agendas, usually agendas driven by radical feminists, the spychiatry, psychology and child protective agencies, but these agendas are often the contraty of liberation agendas, and Ibsen himslef would probably not approve the way his works are used.

Knut Holt
http://www.abicana.com

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