ISSN 2754-0804
Vol. 63, Issue 2, 2025May 08, 2025 BST
Invisible Economic Hegemony, Visible Patriarchal Ideology: Ibsen’s Critique of Bourgeois Society in John Gabriel Borkman and Pillars of the Community
Invisible Economic Hegemony, Visible Patriarchal Ideology: Ibsen’s Critique of Bourgeois Society in John Gabriel Borkman and Pillars of the Community
IbsenJohn Gabriel BorkmanPillars of the CommunityClass ContradictionMode of ProductionHegemony of CapitalismJamesonSmithInvisibleHand
Articles in Vol. 63, Issue 2, 2025
Vol. 63, Issue 2, 2025
- Herring Noir/Sushi Noir Hardboiled Narrators in Dan Turèll and Haruki MurakamiMark Mussari
- Invisible Economic Hegemony, Visible Patriarchal Ideology: Ibsen’s Critique of Bourgeois Society in John Gabriel Borkman and Pillars of the CommunityFarid Manouchehrian
- Talking Around Things or Talking Through Them? Minimalist Explorations of a Working-Class life in Helle Helle’s Rødby-PuttgardenHenriette Rørdal
- Book review: Visions and Victims. Art Melodrama in the Films of Carl Th. DreyerBodil Marie Stavning Thomsen
- Book Review: Føroysk bókmentasøga I-IIErik Skyum-Nielsen
Manouchehrian, Farid. 2025. “Invisible Economic Hegemony, Visible Patriarchal Ideology: Ibsen’s Critique of Bourgeois Society in John Gabriel Borkman and Pillars of the Community.” Scandinavica 63 (2). https://doi.org/10.54432/scand/ECPY7742.