Henrik Ibsen's 'Dramatische werken' is a collection of some of the greatest plays in the history of literature, rich in psychological insight and social commentary. Ibsen's literary style is characterized by a realistic portrayal of complex human relationships and societal issues, making his works both thought-provoking and engaging. The plays in this collection, such as 'Een poppenhuis' and 'Hedda Gabler', are prime examples of Ibsen's skill in crafting compelling narratives that challenge conventional thinking. The themes of individual freedom, moral responsibility, and the role of women in society are recurrent throughout these works, reflecting the author's progressive views and fearless critique of societal norms.