The Pillars Of Society And Other Plays (1888)

Exploring themes of social responsibility, identity, and individual versus societal conflict, this collection showcases four significant plays by Henrik Ibsen. "The Pillars of Society" confronts dark secrets in a businessman’s life, while "A Doll's House" highlights a woman's struggle for self-discovery within a stifling marriage. "Ghosts" tackles taboo subjects through a widow's haunting past, and "An Enemy of the People" follows a doctor challenging corruption over public health. These thought-provoking works remain culturally vital and impactful today.