Portrait of Hugo
Hugo wrote many poems, novels, plays, essays, literary criticism and political articles in his life. Hugo's contribution is obvious in France. His artistic achievements are unprecedented in France. Of course, his achievements and contributions in literature and art are unparalleled. Hugo's creative process lasted for more than 60 years. His works include 26 volumes of poems, 20 volumes of novels, 2 volumes of drama/kloc-0, 2 volumes of philosophical works, and 79 volumes of * *, each of which is a classic.
Hugo was born into an officer's family in Besancon. He has been fond of literary creation since high school. His literary activities began when he wrote for the magazine Literary Conservatives. His first novel, Han Islam, was praised by novelist Nodio. The acquaintance between Hugo and Noirtier promoted Hugo's growth and began to turn to romanticism. He gradually became the leader of romanticism and made great contributions to the creation of romanticism.
Hugo's theoretical contribution to romantic literature is mainly reflected in four aspects, namely artistic truth, beauty and ugliness, creative freedom and educational function. At the same time, he also led the trend of romantic creation and was sought after by many people. He not only made great contributions to literature and art, but also gave a speech during the Franco-Prussian War to encourage people to sign up for garde nationale. He used his own works to express his dissatisfaction with the real society, and created works such as "93" and "Evil Year".
Hugo's works
Hugo, formerly known as victor hugo, was born in France in19th century, and is a typical romantic writer. It was once called "Shakespeare of France". He wrote about 60 years in his life, during which he wrote poems, novels and plays. Hugo's works have brought a completely different style to French literature. His main representative works are many, among which Notre Dame de Paris and Les Miserables are the most famous.
Hugo's Notre Dame de Paris
Hugo's Notre Dame de Paris 183 1 was officially released. This is a very famous novel by Hugo. It records the ugliness of human nature. There are two main characters in this novel. One is Esme Halda. This is the heroine. She is a very kind and enthusiastic girl. Quasimodo is the hero in the story. He looks ugly. But it was this ugly bell ringer who saved the heroine several times and loved him wholeheartedly. Finally, due to the religious belief of the church at that time and the frame-up of quasimodo's adoptive father Claude, both of them left this world.
Hugo's works are largely yearning for life. He longed for beautiful things and exposed all kinds of religious sufferings at that time. This work vividly expresses good and evil, beauty and ugliness. So far, this work has been translated into other languages many times, distributed and published all over the world, and even made into TV series and movies. So we can see that victor hugo's works are of great reading and reference value, including not only history, but also philosophy.