Henrik Ibsen Research Paper

I am reporter Jacob Busby and today is a a monumental day in the world of sports. Today is Sunday, February third 2013, also known as Superbowl XLVII. The New Orleans Super dome is filled with purple and red jerseys ready to support the Baltimore ravens and the San Francisco 49ers. I am ready for some football.

Delcan Bagshaw was arrested on 07/09/2017 for being in position of 500 grams of methamphetamine and various stolen items. Bagshaw is a convicted drug addicted that has been know to be on methamphetamine for the past five years and has been in and out of rehab.

Imagine you are a crew member of a wooden union war ship in the Civil war. Your with a large group of ships and you create a blockade of a Confederate port. After a few weeks you see the other ships getting sunk by an iron fortress of a ship. Your crew runs aground avoiding getting sunk. The next day looks off into the ocean and see a raft with a huge Cheesebox on top with a Union Flag. What would you expect it to do? I bet you wouldn't expect it to save an entire naval blockade.

The person I am doing for my essay is Wesley Isenhour (my dad). He has a wife named Liane and two kids named Macy and Maddy. He works for the United States postal service and does reviews on post offices all around North Carolina. The reason I chose my dad is because he always makes people smile and makes everyone's day better. He is one of the best people in my life and is always there for me. I hope you enjoy my essay on Wesley Isenhour.

“...Man look, I hear you... it's funny to me too, I mean it's strange... it's strange to me too, but we're talking about practice man, we're not even talking about the game... the actual game, when it matters... We're talking about practice …” (Iverson, Allen. Interview. By CNN/SI, 8 May 2002.) That is one of the most famous quotes said from Hall of Famer, Allen Iverson. In the legacy unit we explored through many legacies, or memories handed down. We found that many people idolize or follow their actions. Allen Iverson has left one of the most inspiring legacies throughout the span of his career and beyond. Nicknamed ‘The Answer’, Allen was a lightning fast player and played at the Point Guard and Shooting Guard.

Jan Inman, a wife, mother, grandmother, and women for Christ. Jan met her husband while attending, Texas Tech University and has been married for 35 years. She obtained her degree in graphic art and took her degree to work for an architecture firm. One of her greatest accomplishments, as she states, is her children. “My career has been a faithful wife and mother” (Inman. J.). Jan and her family have been blessed to live in various of states and overseas before making Colorado Springs their home. Jan has found her pleasure in serving the Lord and His people. As we all have dealt with pain, and suffering, Jan is no stranger to that feeling. “Took me and dumped me in the desert, but deserts have a purpose” (Inman. J.).

Bergen-Belsen was originally built by the Germans as a detention camp for Jews. These prisoners were to be exchanged for Germans in Allied territory. Bergen-Belsen housed thousands of Jews, but unlike Auschwitz, it was not a death camp even though many of the prisoners died from harsh conditions. The Bergen-Belsen concentration camp had a horrific impact on the lives of many Jews.

July 10 1943, Stefan Moise still living with a family of three hiding from the SS officers, his calf had been purple for two weeks so he made an appointment with a nurse to get his calf checked out, Moise was told he had an infection that they think they made a medicine to cure but they hadn’t tested it to see if it is efficient or not.

Becoming a graduate student at Berry College will do more than just provide a Master’s degree; it will be an opportunity to develop my personal and professional aspirations. There is no other graduate program that has impressed me more than Berry College’s dedication to academic excellence, culture, and core values. It is evident that Berry desires to develop its graduates professionally, personally, and spiritually, whereas other programs I have researched are primarily concerned with professional advancement. Berry gives its students the guidance, comradeship, and support they need to develop into insightful clinicians and individuals.

50,000. This is the number of helpless Jews that died at a concentration camp called Bergen-Belsen. Bergen Belsen (also called Belsen) was located between the cities of Bergen and Belsen in Northern Germany. Belsen wasn’t the ordinary concentration camp, but was still cruel and accounted for the lives of many people.

Wheaton College is a Protestant affiliated, predominately white, institution of higher education, located in the western Chicago suburb of Wheaton, IL. The liberal arts college was officially established in 1860 by the abolitionist, pastor, Jonathan Blanchard, and named after the founder of the town, Warren L. Wheaton (Betchel, 1984). Wheaton College’s mission was originally dedicated to the values of abolition, temperance, and serving Christ (Betchel, 1984). In modern day, Wheaton has narrowed its mission to focus on serving Christ and “advanc[ing] His Kingdom through excellence in liberal arts and graduate programs” (WHEATON’). Wheaton is still known as a prestigious, Christian college, recognized for its commitment to academics and faith.

An Enemy of the People is a play written by the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen in 1882 in response to the public demand that arose due to his previous piece, which was titled the Ghosts. It was perceived to be scandalous since it challenged the Victorian morality hypocrisy, causing it to be deemed offensive owing to its covert reference to syphilis. To calm down the growing controversies and public misconceptions, Ibsen wrote and sent the play for publication in Copenhagen, Denmark, where his reliable publishers were based. He affirmed to them that the play, An Enemy of the People was based on a serious and real-world problem that existed in Norway. In that context, the author shared the same origin with the place, locality, or town within which the play is set. It was staged in a city that has constructed a large-scale water bath complex, which is quite essential to the economy of the region.

This story begins on a cold night in Denmark Elsinore Castle when Hamlet’s trusted friend Horatio, and some guards see a ghost, the ghost of King Hamlet to be exact. The philosophical and complicated yet socially popular young Prince of Denmark, Hamlet, is busy fuming at his uncle Claudius who married his mom two days after his father's death. Hamlet suspects that they conspired to kill his father, and he even contemplates suicide. His hopes are lifted when he hears about the ghost.

In Henrik Ibsen’s play, ‘Ghosts’, the public opinion and the moral system pollutes, deforms and corrupts each character. For instance, Mrs. Alving struggles to liberate herself from the society’s norm that stands in the way of her freedom. Ibsen believed people should not live like Mrs. Alving or in a society that deprives one from their ‘joy of living’. It could be argued the play is especially pessimistic, but actually it is not in fact Ibsen is optimistic about overcoming the restrictions that stop us from being authentic. He wants to break free of the ideas and the ‘Ghosts’, which trap us. Even, in the last scene of his play, ‘When We Dead

During Ibsens life him home land of Norway was rejoicing after gaining independence from Sweden, and therefore being allowed to have a separate monarchy. This time of celebration influenced Ibsen’s writings, filling his works with a great sense of nationalism (Powers 1). Nineteenth century Europe was dominated by Victorian values, something all of Ibsen’s work clearly went against. Victorian values bubbled down to proper families and sexual restraint. Ibsen’s plays were full of cheating couples and illegitimate children, not exactly material considered welcome in theatre at the time (Bordman and Hischak 1).