The man who laughs

18.70

Title: The Man Who Laughs

Author: Victor Hugo

Translator: Javad Mohebbi

Publisher: Atisa

Subject: French stories

Age category: Adult

Number of pages: 470

Language: Farsi

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Introducing the book The Man Who Laughs by Victor Hugo
The Man Who Laughs is a novel by Victor Hugo, a famous French writer and poet, first published in France in April 1869. Victor Hugo addresses many philosophical issues and historical information in the form of the book, which takes place in England in the early eighteenth century. It should be noted that this book, like many lasting works in the world, was turned into a screenplay and a movie was made from it in 1928.

Introducing the book The Man Who Laughs
The story of this book is the story of a child who is disabled by the “Comprachico” or baby buyers and always laughs with the wound on his face.

At the height of the novel, Hugo, in a sermon by the protagonist, conveys the main message of the book in such a way that the calamity that befell him actually befell humanity. People who laugh outwardly and suffer inwardly.

“… O foolish powerful, open your eyes. I am the embodiment of everything … Priests, nobles, princes! Be vigilant: “People are smiling outwardly and suffering inwardly” … I am the symbol of the people … but … I tell you that people come to their senses … the end begins . Bloody dawn blew in the morning.

This is the meaning of my laughter. Now you laugh at my laughter ..! “

About the book The Man Who Laughs
“The Man Who Laughs” by Victor Hugo (1885-1802) is a famous French writer. Hugo’s works include The Poor and The Notre Dame Hedgehog. “The Man Who Laughs” is one of Hugo’s highlights. The story is about an orphan boy who is inflicted a wound on his face by infants when he is a baby, as if he is laughing. The boy, who looked like a clown, worked in the circus for a while until one day he was released and he became homeless in the cold of winter. The boy sees a baby girl in the middle of the road and decides to save her … Hugo wrote this novel when he was expelled from France for his critical writings and exiled to England. “Everything in the UK has its downsides,” Hugo said of writing the book. English aristocracy راف aristocracy is in every sense of the word. No more famous and terrifying feudalities can be found than the feudalism of England. Needless to say, feudalism was useful in its time and place. To study aristocracy one must go to England. As for research on the phenomenon of tyranny, one must turn to France. The real name of this book is (aristocracy), another book will be written after the present book and under the name (tyranny). If there is life left.

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