Heiberg, Johan Ludvig

Japanese: ハイベア（英語表記）Heiberg, Johan Ludvig

Born: December 14, 1791 in Copenhagen
[Died] August 25, 1860. Bonderup Danish playwright, critic and poet. He wrote books as an admirer of Hegel, but he left teaching and devoted himself to the theater world, where he reigned with his wife, a famous actress, introducing French vaudeville to the theater world and bringing a breath of fresh air to it. He also played a leading role in the intellectual world as editor of a literary newspaper, influencing such figures as Andersen, Kierkegaard and Ibsen. His representative works are Elverhøj (1828) and En Sjæl efter Døden (The Soul After Death).

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Japanese:

[生]1791.12.14. コペンハーゲン
[没]1860.8.25. ボンデルプ
デンマークの劇作家，評論家，詩人。ヘーゲルの崇拝者としての著作もあるが，教壇を去って劇界に投じ，名女優として知られた夫人とともに演劇界に君臨，フランスのボードビルを紹介，劇壇に新風を吹込み，また文芸紙を主宰して思想界でも指導的役割を演じ，アンデルセン，キルケゴール，イプセンらに影響を与えた。代表作『妖精の丘』 Elverhøj (1828) ，『死後の魂』 En Sjæl efter Døden (41) 。

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