An Enemy of the People: An Adaptation of the Play by Henrik Ibsen (Penguin Classics)

When Dr. Stockmann Discovers That His Town's Water Is Poisoned, He Does What Any Responsible Citizen Would Do: Reports It To The Authorities. But Stockmann's Good Deed Has The Potential To Ruin The Town's Reputation As A Popular Spa Destination, And Instead Of Being Hailed As A Hero, Stockmann Is Labeled An Enemy Of The People. Arthur Miller's Adaptation Of Henrik Ibsen's Classic Drama Is A Classic In Itself, A Penetrating Exploration Of What Happens When The Truth Comes Up Against The Will Of The Majority.--publisher Description. Arthur Miller ; Introduction By John Guare ; Preface By Arthur Miller. First Published In The United States Of America By The Viking Press, 1951--t.p. Verso. Previously Published: Penguin Books, 1977. With New Introduction.