works of Victor Hugo

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The works of Victor Hugo comprise a vast and influential body of 19th-century French literature, including novels, plays, and poetry that explore social injustice, romanticism, and the human condition.

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instanceOf literary manifesto
novel
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play
poetry collection
adaptedAs film
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musical
stage musical
alternativeTitle Notre-Dame de Paris
linked to: Notre Dame de Paris

The Hunchback of Notre-Dame
author Victor Hugo
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countryOfOrigin France
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genre historical drama
historical novel
romantic drama
romantic drama
romantic drama
language French
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literaryMovement Romanticism
Romanticism
Romanticism
mainCharacter Cosette
Esmeralda
Esmeralda
Fantine
Javert
Jean Valjean
Quasimodo
Quasimodo
notableEvent Hernani battle (controversial premiere)
notablePart Preface to Cromwell
notableWork Hernani
La Légende des siècles
Les Châtiments
Les Contemplations
Les Misérables
Les Travailleurs de la mer
L’Homme qui rit
linked to: L'Homme qui rit

Notre-Dame de Paris
Quatrevingt-treize
Ruy Blas
publicationPeriod 1859–1883
publicationYear 1823
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setInPeriod early 19th century France
setting Guernsey
Notre-Dame Cathedral
Notre-Dame Cathedral
Spanish court
theme French Revolution
Haitian Revolution
Romantic drama theory
capital punishment
civil war
exoticism
fate
fate
gothic romance
grief
human history
identity
memory
opposition to Napoleon III
penal reform
political satire
poverty
prison
progress
redemption
social exclusion
social exclusion
social injustice
social injustice
social injustice
spirituality
struggle against nature

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Hauteville House theme works of Victor Hugo
Léopoldine Hugo hasRepresentationIn Victor Hugo's autobiographical writings
linked to: works of Victor Hugo
Paris barricades of 1832 isDepictedIn novel "Les Misérables" by Victor Hugo
linked to: works of Victor Hugo
Lethierry partOfFictionalUniverse Victor Hugo novels
linked to: works of Victor Hugo