Hugo was a poet and playwright.

Hugo's most famous novel, Les Misérables, is a work that incorporates many of his skills as a poet and playwright. Hugo had already incorporated into his work the kind of staging that could easily be adapted for the stage. Hugo was also working from the aspect of how to make it theatrically exciting and how to incorporate it into the novel in an effective way.

It was a very interesting experience to experience Hugo's dramatic works in order to learn about such things.

As I will discuss in a later article, Zola makes a tremendous statement on the subject of this work. This is a must-see for Hugo and Zola fans alike. I was quite shocked when I read it.

The Second French Empire of Napoleon III is not a major period in Japan, but in this book, you will learn how innovative and important social changes were taking place in this era. It was precisely from this period in Paris that consumer capitalism, which stimulates people's desires, developed. It is very interesting to see the process.

This is a highly recommended book. I hope you will pick up a copy.

For women, a ball is a battlefield. The way you behave here can have a decisive impact on the rest of your life.

The book may destroy your longing for a dreamy moment with dandies in elegant social circles, dressed in glamorous costumes.

It seems that the social scene was a more serious and realistic battleground than I had imagined.

It is a perfect book to learn about the view of marriage and the love affairs of men and women at that time.

You can see why French literature is full of sludgy affairs and love stories.

The book begins with a description of the means of transportation in France, followed by a narrative description of the procedures for entering Paris, finding lodging, and how to eat daily.

And from there, it leads to the story of how the young men move on to become dandies and why, as the title says, "I want to buy a carriage! and why they come to truly believe that "I want to buy a carriage!

It is a very exciting piece of work! Recommendation!

French men have an image of being popular, don't they? (This is just my own prejudice, but lol)

But why are they so glib and so good at love?

It is also, after all, because of the historical background that made it so. This article will look at such historical background.
I hope this article will give you an idea of how tremendous the Paris dandies are.

This book looks at the lives of Parisians in the mid-19th century in terms of their occupations.

What was commonplace at the time the novel was written was never bothered to be written.

However, the norm is very different from "what we, modern people, take for granted. Even if there is a lawyer in the novel, his work and lifestyle are quite different from what we imagine a lawyer to be. Students, doctors, teachers, grisettes, police, journalists, etc., you can learn about the "norm" of various professions in this book.

This book makes French literature incredibly easy to understand.