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In the Right Place, at the Right Time: Why Ibsen Worked in the Theatre for 13 Years – and then Left it for Good

A habitual way of presenting Henrik Ibsen is to describe him as a genius who came out of the blue. To underline his genius the Norwegian context, in which he lived until he was 36 years old, is devalued. According to this tradition, Norwegian theatre before Ibsen is presented as underdeveloped and poor – and then, suddenly and abruptly Norwegian theatre blossoms as a result of the contrived and unexpected intervention of Henrik Ibsen. A typical representative of this narrative technique is Toril Moi: