“Livsglede” With Respect to Postmodern Perusal Inhenrik Ibsen’s Ghosts

World becomes Global Village due to its growth on science and technology. People of nationality is laid only with their ethnicity rather than their living nations. They can be easily adopted to new culture. Culture is formed by the people's persisted lifestyle with monotony. There is no certainties to draw the limitation for the cultural borders. The adaptation may never mingle with the origin culture. If it is mingled, it will give birth to the new culture both physically and mentally. It is pleasant to view a new or cross culture with globalized eyes. But when it occurs to an individual, for instance, the crossing cultural boundaries by the young generations, which cannot be accepted by the elders. But the reality is reoccurrence of same episodes come back again and again in various morpheme cultural formation. The only important thing is how a zeitgeist does transform from current generation to next generation. Like cultural variations, morality changes with respect of the zeitgeist. The term Livsglede is a Norwegian word that means ‘the joy of life', which is used by Norwegian Playwright Henrik Ibsen in his play Ghosts(1881). The term itself indicates the happiness in life. But the happiness varies according to needs of people in each age. So the circumstances is responsible for defining the culture and morality rather than social laws. This paper is focusing on the variable values of happiness in human culture with respect to postmodern surveillance.