"Social philosophy in the work of Ibsen" is a detailed study of the influence of philosophical ideas on the work of the outstanding Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. In this book, the author, Osip Lurie, examines how social and philosophical concepts were embodied in Ibsen's dramas, which became classics of world drama. Lurie analyzes not only the text of the dramas, but also the context of their creation, highlighting the important social and political issues that Ibsen raised in his works. Based on a stable philosophical base, the author reveals the deep meaning and symbolism of Ibsen's works, helping the reader to better understand and appreciate these brilliant experiments in the drama genre. "Social philosophy in the work of Ibsen" is a must-read for those interested in the study of classical literature, philosophy and sociology and who want to deepen their understanding and analysis of the work of the outstanding Norwegian writer.