The history of literary science among the Franks and Arabs and Victor Hucot

Victor Hugo is, without a doubt, one of the most prominent literary voices that expressed the human spirit, and he left an indelible legacy in the history of world literature. This book explores the depths of his profound and multifaceted influence, as the author reveals to us how Hugo shaped the features of romantic literature and beyond.
Through immortal novels such as "Les Misérables" and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," Hugo was able to convey to us a vivid picture of the social and moral conflicts that characterized the nineteenth century. His writings were a reflection of the political and social transformations in France and Europe, making him a voice that could not be ignored in the history of world literature.
Hugo's literary value goes beyond writing novels and poetry. He was a major driver of broad literary and intellectual changes, as his visions contributed to the development of new literary theories and supported social and human rights movements. The lines of this book invite you to stand on the bridges of letters that Hugo built, to see how literature can be a driving force for change, and how the word can move the masses and influence the course of civilizations.