An enemy of the people Play by Henrik Ibsen (Farsi)

Description

“An Enemy of the People” is a powerful play by Henrik Ibsen, written in 1882 as a response to the controversy surrounding his previous work, Ghosts. The story follows Dr. Thomas Stockmann, a medical officer at a newly opened spa, who discovers a dangerous truth about the town’s waters. When he tries to expose the hazard, he faces public outrage and severe consequences. Ibsen explores themes of moral courage, the conflict between truth and societal pressure, and the delicate balance between public responsibility and personal conviction, questioning whether the pursuit of truth can exist without isolation.