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Les Miserables

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English critics of the novel accused it of sensationalism, indecency, and hollowness. Discuss why they might have felt this way. What , if anything, in the story lends itself to each of these characteristics?

How does Hugo view human nature? Describe how Hugo uses his characters to show his view of human nature. How does each character represent another facet of Hugo's view?

Les Miserables is one of the most widely read novels of all time, and the show has been received with great success around the world. How do you explain its great appeal to so many different kinds of audiences over almost 200 years?

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by RockinRenee (see profile) 02/11/13

There are several movie versions of the novel, both musical and nonmusical, and a broadway production. If you and the other members of your club have seen one you can compare the novel to the movie

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"A Beautiful Novel, Worth the Effort"by Nicole A. (see profile) 02/11/13

Les Miserables is probably one of the most enduring stories of all time because Hugo touches on things that are common to every human in every era: poverty, sacrifice, and faith. It is a long book, and... (read more)

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