The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen

This collection of Ibsen's plays includes one of his most famous works, Peer Gynt. Through the story of the titular character's journey from youth to adulthood, Ibsen explores existential themes such as the search for identity and the meaning of life. The Archers' translation is considered one of the best English versions of Ibsen's work.
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