One work by this writer contains the line, "I have read enough about this literature to disapprove of it," spoken by Pastor Manders. In that work, the carpenter Jakob turns out not to be the father of the maid Regina, who falls in love with Oswald. In another work by this writer, a young historian who was raised by two of his aunts after his parents died marries a general's daughter who tells Judge Brack that her husband should enter politics. In another work by this writer, Dr. Rank and Kristine Linde pay a visit to the Helmers shortly before 
One work by this writer contains the line, "I have read enough about this literature to disapprove of it," spoken by Pastor Manders. In that work, the carpenter Jakob turns out not to be the father of the maid Regina, who falls in love with Oswald. In another work by this writer, a young historian who was raised by two of his aunts after his parents died marries a general's daughter who tells Judge Brack that her husband should enter politics. In another work by this writer, Dr. Rank and Kristine Linde pay a visit to the Helmers shortly before Krogstad blackmails Nora. Identify this creator of Ghosts, Hedda Gabler, and A Doll's House who was a Norwegian playwright.
One work by this writer contains the line, "I have read enough about this literature to disapprove of it," spoken by Pastor Manders.
Henrik Johan {Ibsen}