Les Miserables 悲惨世界

Les Miserables  悲惨世界
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作者: (维克多·雨果)
出版社: Everyman's Library
1998-05
ISBN: 9781857152395
定价: 178.40
装帧: 精装
开本: 其他
纸张: 其他
页数: 1472页
正文语种: 英语
  • TolstoyissaidtohavecalledLesMiserablesthegreatestnoveleverwritten,anditexertedapowerfulinfluenceonthecreationofWarandPeace.AtoneleveladetectivestoryinwhichtherelentlessInspectorJavertobsessivelypursuestheescapedconvictJeanValjean,culminatinginadramaticchasethroughthesewersofParis,atanotherlevelHugo'smasterpieceisadramaofcrime,punishmentandrehabilitationsetagainstapanoramicdescriptionofFrenchsocietyintheyearsafterNapoleon'sfallfrompower.Butthisbookisalsoaboutthemetaphysicalstrugglebetweengoodandevilinthesoulofeverymanandeverycommunity.ColouredbyHugo'sdistinctivephilosophy,itisapleaforsocialjustice,politicalenlightenmentandpersonalcharitywhichcontinuestospeakwiththeundiminishedauthoritymorethanacenturyafteritsfirstappearance. Victor-MarieHugowasbornon26February1802atBesan?on,wherehisfather,anofficerunderNapoleon,wasstationed.Afterhisparentsseparatedin1812,HugolivedinPariswithhismotherandbrothers.AttwentyhemarriedAdeleFoucherandpublishedhisfirstpoetrycollection.HugowaselectedtotheAcademieFrancaisein1841.Theaccidentaldeathtwoyearslaterofhiseldestdaughterandherhusbanddevastatedhimandmarkedtheendofhisfirstliteraryperiod.Bythenpoliticshadbecomecentraltohislife.ThoughhewasaRoyalistinhisyouth,hisviewsbecameincreasinglyliberalaftertheJulyrevolutionof1830.HeinitiallysupportedLouisNapoleon,butturnedagainsthimafterbeingdeniedaroleingovernmentfollowingthecoupd’étatof1851andwasforcedintoexileinBrusselsandJersey.AfterthefalloftheSecondEmpirein1870,HugoreturnedtoFranceandwasre-electedtotheNationalAssembly,andthentotheSenate.Hugoiscelebratedasapolitician,asocialcampaigner,apoetandanovelist.HismostfamousworksincludeNotreDamedeParis(1831)andLesMisérables(1862).VictorHugodiedon22May1885andhisstatefuneralwasattendedbythousandsofmourners.JulieRoselivesinSydneyandisthehighlyregardedtranslatorofmorethanadozenworks,includinganacclaimedversionofRacine'sPhèdreaswellasworksbyPaulVirilio,JacquesRancière,ChantalThomas,andmanyothers.
  • 内容简介:
    TolstoyissaidtohavecalledLesMiserablesthegreatestnoveleverwritten,anditexertedapowerfulinfluenceonthecreationofWarandPeace.AtoneleveladetectivestoryinwhichtherelentlessInspectorJavertobsessivelypursuestheescapedconvictJeanValjean,culminatinginadramaticchasethroughthesewersofParis,atanotherlevelHugo'smasterpieceisadramaofcrime,punishmentandrehabilitationsetagainstapanoramicdescriptionofFrenchsocietyintheyearsafterNapoleon'sfallfrompower.Butthisbookisalsoaboutthemetaphysicalstrugglebetweengoodandevilinthesoulofeverymanandeverycommunity.ColouredbyHugo'sdistinctivephilosophy,itisapleaforsocialjustice,politicalenlightenmentandpersonalcharitywhichcontinuestospeakwiththeundiminishedauthoritymorethanacenturyafteritsfirstappearance.
  • 作者简介:
    Victor-MarieHugowasbornon26February1802atBesan?on,wherehisfather,anofficerunderNapoleon,wasstationed.Afterhisparentsseparatedin1812,HugolivedinPariswithhismotherandbrothers.AttwentyhemarriedAdeleFoucherandpublishedhisfirstpoetrycollection.HugowaselectedtotheAcademieFrancaisein1841.Theaccidentaldeathtwoyearslaterofhiseldestdaughterandherhusbanddevastatedhimandmarkedtheendofhisfirstliteraryperiod.Bythenpoliticshadbecomecentraltohislife.ThoughhewasaRoyalistinhisyouth,hisviewsbecameincreasinglyliberalaftertheJulyrevolutionof1830.HeinitiallysupportedLouisNapoleon,butturnedagainsthimafterbeingdeniedaroleingovernmentfollowingthecoupd’étatof1851andwasforcedintoexileinBrusselsandJersey.AfterthefalloftheSecondEmpirein1870,HugoreturnedtoFranceandwasre-electedtotheNationalAssembly,andthentotheSenate.Hugoiscelebratedasapolitician,asocialcampaigner,apoetandanovelist.HismostfamousworksincludeNotreDamedeParis(1831)andLesMisérables(1862).VictorHugodiedon22May1885andhisstatefuneralwasattendedbythousandsofmourners.JulieRoselivesinSydneyandisthehighlyregardedtranslatorofmorethanadozenworks,includinganacclaimedversionofRacine'sPhèdreaswellasworksbyPaulVirilio,JacquesRancière,ChantalThomas,andmanyothers.
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