The Miserables | Victor Hugo

Habits and laws create a social environment, a kind of human hell. As long as there is indifference and poverty on earth, such a book will always be necessary, especially for people who live outside society. Victor Hugo about the miserable is the best French novel in history! And one of the most famous global novels of all time. The timeless classic work of Victor Hugo through which he created a gem that was able to touch everyone who read it across continents and different backgrounds and cultures, inventing through the most famous charming character (Jean Valjean) a unique model of love, goodness, and bias towards the values of social justice. The prince of French literature dealt with misery with the most sincere meanings of treatment in writing according to psychoanalytic foundations, exploring its reflections in the mirrors of love, society, politics, and economics with a poetic spirit that filled the novel with moments of poetry, deep vision, and emotional flow, polishing it to be a classic gem that increases in brilliance over time, and to transfer to all neighboring arts, from cinema to theater, radio, music, and even video games. No wonder, Hugo spent seventeen years writing Les Misérables before it was published in 1862, and it has maintained its popularity for 150 years with its unique artistic features, transforming it into an anthem for the oppressed and a literary journey of the conflict of conscience between good and evil.