Dr. Alving has been a research investigator at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) in Silver Spring, Maryland, since 1970. His education and training include a B.S. from Haverford College; an M.D. from University of Miami Miller School of Medicine; and an internship and residency in medicine and a fellowship in pharmacology at ...

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Alving is a surname that can refer to: Barbro Alving (1909–1987), Swedish journalist writer, pacifist and feminist; Carl Alving, American internist; Fanny Alving (1874–1955), Swedish author; Helen and Captain Alving, characters in Henrik Ibsen's play Ghosts; Käte Alving (1896–1974), German actress; See also

Dr. Alving is Professor in the Department of Neurology, Director of the UCSF Fresno Alzheimer & Memory Center and UCSF Fresno Director of Undergraduate Curricular Innovation and Implementation, which includes roles as Fresno Director of the San Joaquin Valley Program in Medical Education (SJV PRIME) and co-director of LIFE, …

Oswald and Mrs. Alving. Oswald's painfully honest communication style is appropriate to his function in the play. His return home forces Mrs. Alving to confront the truth of her life. She wants to bury her past – and by her past we mean the memory of her alcoholic, philandering husband – but she just can't. The past lives in the present.

ALVING. [Wildly.] Oswald – then you don't love me, either! (3.171-174) Mrs. Alving sustains a number of shocks in the play, but this one is particularly painful. She's sacrificed her life to this boy, sticking with her husband to provide some image of stability, preserving a fatherly ideal Oswald could look up to, and missing out on the joy ...

Mrs. Alving, raised as a dutiful girl to become a dutiful wife and mother, would easily fall in love with the virtuous Manders. Certainly a man with Alving's exuberance and vitality would not be a suitable husband for her. However, desperate circumstances forced Mrs. Alving to reassess the values she was brought up to maintain.

Oswald Alving is a young man in his twenties who has enjoyed success as a painter living in Paris. When the play begins, Oswald comes home to Norway for the first time in a long while, since his mother, Mrs. Alving, sent him away as a child.Oswald has returned because he’s exhausted and unable to paint, though he eventually tells his mother that the real reason he can’t paint is because he ...