Includes essays from:

• Author unknown, "Herbjørn Gausta." (n.d.)
• Edna (Hatlestad) Hong, ca. 1937. "Ibsen's Social Ideals"
• Esther Thorstensen, "Ibsen's Social Ideas as expressed in four of his social plays: Pillars of Society; A Doll's House; Ghosts; and An Enemy of the People."
• Arne Sovik, "Brand and Savonarola."
• Chauncey Bly, "Sacrifice!" [referring to Ibsen's Brand"
• Katherine (Olsen) Ericksen, "The 'Miracle' is Happening." [The emancipation of woman]
• Roger Juel, "The Boyg: Peer Gynt."
• Albert Anderson, Peer Gynt's Onion
• Margaret (Johnson) Morse, "Home Influence on the Development of the Personality." [study of Ibsenion characters]
• Constance Olson, "The Effect of Suffering upon Character."
• James Hagen, "The Thought and Inspiration Behind Henrik Ibsen.
• Corrine (Nerlius) Erickson, "The Poetry of Henrik Ibsen.
• Eugene Mason, "Brand and Raskolnikov: A Study in Personal Destiny."
• James Mason, "Exiles: The Ibsen Influence in James Joyce."
• Dewey L. Brevik, "The Peer Gynt Fantasy in the Music of Grieg and Sæverud."
• Howard Cole, Brand and the Gospel of St. Matthew."
• Anna Marie (Burgess) Klein, "Hypocrisy in the Domestic Hearth: The Married Life of Selma Bratsberg, Betty Bernick, Nora Helmer, and Helene Alving."
• John K. Norby, "The Kingdom of God is Within You." [author's belief that this title quote is the central thesis of Ibsen's message for the world, and indeed, of his life.]
• John Shier, "A Comparison of 'The Glass Menagerie' by Tennessee Williams and 'The Wild Duck' by Henrik Ibsen."
• Solveig Nelson, "Chekhov and Ibsen."
• Ruth (Swenson) Balas, "The Germinators: A Study of the Drama of Henrik Ibsen and Eugene Gladstone O'Neill."
• Roy Elveton, "Henrik Ibsen and Edvard Munch,"
• A. DeWayne Wee, "Ibsen's Use of Symbolism."
• Andrew M. McLean, "The Influence of Ibsen on the Irish Theatre."
• Larry A. Larson, "William Archer and Ibsen."
• Dennis Griffin, "Despair then! A Comparison of the ethical category of Kierkegaard with Peer Gynt." (n.d.)
• J. Sawyer, "The Evolution of the Nordic Hero." (n.d.)

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