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   Jan 20, 2018 · I heard the same name as you in the audiobook, but the author is Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, and the play is called Rosmersholm.

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4. www.reddit.com · r · cormoran_strikeI don't get the Rosmersholm connection. : r/cormoran_strike

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   I listened to it via audiobook and for the longest time I thought the author was Henry Gibson not Henrik Ibsen.

5. www.cityam.com · rosmersholm-review-grippingRosmersholm review: A gripping revival of Ibsen’s masterpiece ...

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   May 3, 2019 · The suffocating weight of dead generations looms over Henrik Ibsen’s 1886 political drama, in which Rosmer, an enlightened young aristocrat, defies his upper class status and risks alienation to...

6. www.enotes.com · topics · rosmersholmRosmersholm Summary | eNotes.com

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   Rosmersholm by Henrik Ibsen, set in a small town in Norway, is the story of a well-respected man named Rosmer who recently lost his wife, Beata, to suicide....

7. www.enotes.com · topics · rosmersholmRosmersholm Characters | eNotes.com

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   Sep 6, 2023 · Unable to bring people together, Rosmer not only succumbs to despair himself but drags Rebecca down with him; at the end, as if married in death, both take their own lives by drowning in the pond...

8. www.hf.uio.no · is · englishRosmersholm (1886) - The Virtual Ibsen Centre | UiO

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   The online version of the official Ibsen edition (HISe) offers extensive information about Rosmersholm in Norwegian. Follow the links below to read about various aspects connected to the play. Background; Creative process; About the publication; Stagings in Ibsen's life time; Parodies in Ibsen's life time; More information; Reviews

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   What is Rosmersholm by Henrik Ibsen about?

   • Last Updated September 6, 2023. Rosmersholm by Henrik Ibsen, set in a small town in Norway, is the story of a well-respected man named Rosmer who recently lost his wife, Beata, to suicide. Beata’s close friend, Rebecca moved in whilst Beata is sick. Rebecca stays around even after Beata’s suicide.

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   When did Rosmersholm come out?

   • On August 6th Ibsen began to write the fair copy, but some changes were made, and it was not until 27 September 1886 that the manuscript was completed. Rosmersholm came out on 23 November 1886 at Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag (F. Hegel & Søn) in Copenhagen and Christiania. The first edition was composed of 8 000 copies.

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   How did Snoilsky influence Rosmersholm?

   • However his experiences and impressions stemming from seeing his mother-country again, were of great importance in shaping the play. Snoilsky – a truly «noble person» in Ibsen's opinion – was the chief model for Johannes Rosmer. The original title of Rosmersholm was «White Horses». In a note probably made around New Year 1885/86, Ibsen writes:

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   Who is Johannes Rosmer?

   • (From ibsen.net) Johannes Rosmer, the owner of Rosmersholm, is the last of a long and influencial line of clergy, officers and senior civil servants. Formerly a vicar, he has resigned from office. Before the opening of the play, his wife Beate had drowned herself in the mill-race.

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    Ibsen's masterpiece Rosmersholm is a play centered around social constriction. The characters are at war with social mores, religious ethics, and even themselves--much like real-life society.