Henrik Ibsen Quotes

Both Agree In Repudiating "marriage For Love"; But The Idealist Repudiates It In The Name Of Love, The Critic In The Name Of Marriage. Love, For The Idealist Ibsen, Is A Passion Which Loses Its Virtue When It Reaches Its Goal, Which Inspires Only While It Aspires, And Flags Bewildered When It Attains. Marriage, For The Critic Ibsen, Is An Institution Beset With Pitfalls Into Which Those Are Surest To Step Who Enter It Blinded With Love.

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