Au-dessus des forces humaines est un drame en six actes de l'écrivain norvégien Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, présenté ici en deux parties. La première partie comprend deux actes traduits par le comte Prozor, tandis que la deuxième partie se compose de quatre actes traduits par M. Lugné-Poë. Cette oeuvre explore des thèmes de résilience, de sacrifice et de la condition humaine face à des défis insurmontables. Publié en 1901, ce drame offre un aperçu captivant de la littérature européenne de la fin du XIXe siècle et du début du XXe siècle, et témoigne de l'influence de Bjørnson sur le théâtre européen. Les traductions de Prozor et Lugné-Poë rendent accessible au public francophone la puissance émotionnelle et la profondeur intellectuelle de ce chef-d'oeuvre norvégien.
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