An Enemy of the People

The narrative centers on Dr. Thomas Stockmann, a principled scientist who confronts an environmental crisis and the ensuing moral dilemmas. As he becomes a whistleblower, themes of corruption, power dynamics, and the intricacies of democracy unfold. Ibsen critically examines capitalism's ethical conflicts and the struggle for truth, making the play relevant for various audiences. The edition features an introduction and discussion questions, enhancing its value for actors, educators, and readers alike. Translated by R. Farquharson Sharp.