法国大文豪维克多·雨果(1802—1885)是举世公认的19世纪浪漫主义文学领袖,以一部《巴黎圣母院》奠定了他在法国文学史上的大师地位;不过,雨果在60岁那年出版的《悲惨世界》,可不能简单地归类为浪漫主义作品——正是从这部小说开始,亲身经历过法国大革命以来各种风云变幻的雨果,心境早已与以前大不相同,在创作上逐渐表现出更为强烈的现实主义风格。《悲惨世界》的灵感来源于一件发生在1801年的真人真事:一 French ambassador Victor Hugo (1802-1885) is a universally acknowledged 19th century romantic literature leader, with a “Notre Dame de Paris” laid him a master in the history of French literature; however, Hugo in the 60 The “Les Miserables” published in the last year can not simply be classified as romantic works - it is from this novel that the personal experience of the varied and varied Hugo since the French Revolution has long ago changed the mood The same, in the creative gradually show a more intense style of realism. The “Les Miserables” is inspired by a real story that happened in 1801: