Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0567 Title A name given to the resource Norwegian America Line student essays, 1937-1964 Description An account of the resource Essays by St. Olaf College Students receiving awards from the Norwegian America Line in their annual essay contests.<br /><br />Includes essays from:<br /> <ul> <li>Author unknown, "Herbjørn Gausta." (n.d.)</li> <li>Edna (Hatlestad) Hong, ca. 1937. "Ibsen's Social Ideals"</li> <li>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."</li> <li>Arne Sovik, "Brand and Savonarola."</li> <li>Chauncey Bly, "Sacrifice!" [referring to Ibsen's Brand"</li> <li>Katherine (Olsen) Ericksen, "The 'Miracle' is Happening." [The emancipation of woman]</li> <li>Roger Juel, "The Boyg: Peer Gynt."</li> <li>Albert Anderson, Peer Gynt's Onion</li> <li>Margaret (Johnson) Morse, "Home Influence on the Development of the Personality." [study of Ibsenion characters]</li> <li>Constance Olson, "The Effect of Suffering upon Character."</li> <li>James Hagen, "The Thought and Inspiration Behind Henrik Ibsen.</li> <li>Corrine (Nerlius) Erickson, "The Poetry of Henrik Ibsen.</li> <li>Eugene Mason, "Brand and Raskolnikov: A Study in Personal Destiny."</li> <li>James Mason, "Exiles: The Ibsen Influence in James Joyce."</li> <li>Dewey L. Brevik, "The Peer Gynt Fantasy in the Music of Grieg and Sæverud."</li> <li>Howard Cole, Brand and the Gospel of St. Matthew."</li> <li>Anna Marie (Burgess) Klein, "Hypocrisy in the Domestic Hearth: The Married Life of Selma Bratsberg, Betty Bernick, Nora Helmer, and Helene Alving."</li> <li>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.]</li> <li>John Shier, "A Comparison of 'The Glass Menagerie' by Tennessee Williams and 'The Wild Duck' by Henrik Ibsen."</li> <li>Solveig Nelson, "Chekhov and Ibsen."</li> <li>Ruth (Swenson) Balas, "The Germinators: A Study of the Drama of Henrik Ibsen and Eugene Gladstone O'Neill."</li> <li>Roy Elveton, "Henrik Ibsen and Edvard Munch,"</li> <li>A. DeWayne Wee, "Ibsen's Use of Symbolism."</li> <li>Andrew M. McLean, "The Influence of Ibsen on the Irish Theatre."</li> <li>Larry A. Larson, "William Archer and Ibsen."</li> <li>Dennis Griffin, "Despair then! A Comparison of the ethical category of Kierkegaard with Peer Gynt." (n.d.)</li> <li>J. Sawyer, "The Evolution of the Nordic Hero." (n.d.)</li> </ul> Location: 5/A/4 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1937-1964 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 0.4 cubic feet (1 archives box) Type The nature or genre of the resource Essays