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post-ˈIbsen, a.
[f. post- B. 1 a + the name of Henrik Ibsen (see Ibsenism).]
Subsequent to the life or works of Ibsen; influenced by the style or views (esp. concerning social reform) of Ibsen. Hence post-ˈIbsenist a., pertaining to or characteristic of drama subsequent to, and influenced by, Ibsen; also as n., a developer of the methods or views of Ibsen.
1913G. B. Shaw Quintessence of Ibsenism (Completed ed.) 199 The post-Ibsen playwrights. Ibid. 206 What I have called post-Ibsenist plays. Ibid. 209 The post-Ibsenists. 1919― Heartbreak House p. xxxvii, The most advanced post-Ibsen plays in the most artistic settings. 1930E. Pound XXX Cantos xxviii. 131 So Loica went out and died there After her time in the post-Ibsen movement. |