The Tragic Consciousness In Ibsen's Drama

Henrik Ibsen was a famous Norwegian dramatist of the 19th century.He is the founder of modern prose drama.He created 27 dramas,a lots of poetries and Literature and art papers during his life.This paper chooses the eight tragedies of Ibsen as the object to study,and explores the tragic origin of the hero of the drama through the analysis of the tragic events.The focus of this paper is to sort out the tragic manifestation embodied in the Ibsen dramatists,and analyze the tragic consciousness expressed by Ibsen in his works.And to understand the tragic philosophy from his tragic arts of Ibsen in a correct way.This article takes the tragic events as the focus point,explains the tragic creation of Ibsen by the aspirations of the absolute spirit,the exploration of the social truth and the reflection of the free will,and deeply studies the tragic consciousness embodied in the tragedy of Ibsen.The main body of the paper is divided into four parts.Chapter 1,The writing method of tragic consciousness.This article refers to the three aspects of the tragic consciousness,that is,the hero through the tragic events,access to the instructive tragic comprehension of life and then form a tragedy consciousness,under the guidance of tragedy consciousness to surmount tragic life.Chapter 2,The exploration of individualization process.This chapter chooses the three scripts of Ibsen's romantic creation stage,through the tragic hero to convey the absolute spiritual supreme appeal,that is,how to maintain the proper social attributes as well as the true face of self at the same time.Chapter 3,The murder by identity and power.Through analyzing the opposite relationship between personal interests and virtue,personal demands and obligations,right to discourse and the truth to explain the roots of social tragedy.Chapter 4,The self-salation of idealist.Ibsen had doubt what he previously insisted about the absolute and pure soul freedom.Through the death in the tragic event to retrospect the destructive power caused by the idea that break away from people and real social activities.