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A member of the landed gentry, with a seemingly guaranteed income from his estate in the country, Oblomov lives in Petersburg, uninterested in the business that provides his living and barely aware that the revenue is diminishing. Not that he leads a dissolute life of extravagance, balls and entertainment. Instead he is a dreamer, a sybarite, content above all to spend most of the day supine, in bed. The novel opens with Oblomov thus ensconced, attended only by his dirty, grumbling, indolent servant Zahar, who has looked after him since childhood, catering to his every need. 

This novel centers on the figure of Ilya Ilyich Oblomov, a member of the dying class of the landed gentry, who spends most of his time lying in bed gazing at life in an apathetic daze, encouraged by his equally lazy servant Zakhar and routinely swindled by his acquaintances. But this torpid existence comes to an end when, spurred on by his crumbling finances, the love of a woman, and the reproaches of his friend, the hardworking Schtoltz, Oblomov finds that he must engage with the real world and face up to his commitments.

Alexander Fedoritch Adouev, the sheltered and naïve son of provincial landowner Anna Pavlovna, sets out for Saint Petersburg with grand ambitions to leave his mark on society, become a celebrated writer, and discover true love. Under the watchful eye of his pragmatic uncle, Piotr Ivanitch Adouev, who dismisses romantic ideals, Alexander grapples with the harsh realities of life. While supporting himself with mundane articles on agriculture, his heart yearns for the passionate poetry and drama he writes by night. His quest for love leads him through a series of encounters with five captivating...

Ilya Oblomov should be the happiest person in St Petersburg. He has a fashionable house, a large country estate, and endless invites to fancy dinners and glamorous balls. But Oblomov finds things difficult. The outside world overwhelms him. Even thinking about it makes him exhausted! He would much rather stay inside in his warm, comfy bed. Can Oblomov find the energy he needs to live a happy life, or will he lose everything ... including the love of his life?

"Обломов" - роман Ивана Александровича Гончарова, входит в трилогию вместе с произведениями "Обыкновенная история" и "Обрыв", являясь её второй частью.

"Обрыв" - роман Ивана Александровича Гончарова, представляющий собой заключительную часть своеобразной трилогии "о переходе от одной эпохи русской жизни… к другой" (в неё также включены написанные ранее "Обыкновенная история" и "Обломов").

"Обыкновенная история" - роман русского писателя Ивана Александровича Гончарова, повествующий о взрослении и разочаровании в собственных идеалах неискоренимого, как представляется вначале, провинциального романтика - Александра Адуева.

Иван Александрович Гончаров (1812 - 1891) - выдающийся русский писатель и литературный критик. Член-корреспондент Петербургской академии наук по разряду русского языка и словесности, действительный статский советник.

"Obyknovennaya istoriya" - radiospektakl' po odnoimennomu romanu. Postanovka Moskovskogo teatra "Sovremennik". Eto pervyy roman russkogo pisatelya Ivana Aleksandrovicha Goncharova, opublikovannyy v 1847 godu v zhurnale "Sovremennik". Inogda ego ob edinyayut v neformal'nuyu trilogiyu s posleduyushchimi romanami "Oblomov" i "Obryv".

"Oblomov" - glavy iz romana "Oblomov". Roman, napisannyy russkim pisatelem Ivanom Aleksandrovichem Goncharovym v period s 1847po 1859 god. Vpervye byl opublikovan v 1859 godu. Roman vhodit v trilogiyu s proizvedeniyami "Obyknovennaya istoriya" i "Obryv", yavlyayas' ee vtoroy chast'yu.

"Oblomov" - radiospektakl' po romanu "Oblomov". Roman, napisannyy russkim pisatelem Ivanom Aleksandrovichem Goncharovym v period s 1847po 1859 god. Vpervye byl opublikovan v 1859 godu. Roman vhodit v trilogiyu s proizvedeniyami "Obyknovennaya istoriya" i "Obryv", yavlyayas' ee vtoroy chast'yu.

"Obry´v" - roman russkogo pisatelya I. A. Goncharova, napisannyj v 1869 godu. Tret'ya chast' ego "trilogii", v kotoruyu takzhe vhodyat romany "Obyknovennaya istoriya" i "Oblomov". V romane avtor podvergaet kritike idei revolyucionnogo nigilizma. Pervaya publikaciya - v zhurnale "Vestnik Evropy", 1869, ? 1-5. Pervoe otdel'noe izdanie - 1870 g. Bol'shaya chast' dejstviya romana proiskhodit v rodovom imenii Borisa Pavlovicha Rajskogo, kuda glavnyj geroj priezzhaet posle mnogih let, provedyonnyh v Sankt-Peterburge.

"Obyknovennaya istoriya" - roman vospitaniya, povestvuyushchij o vzroslenii i razocharovanii v sobstvennyh idealah neiskorenimogo, kak predstavlyaetsya vnachale, provincial'nogo romantika - Aleksandra Adueva. Po priezde v Peterburg on postupaet "pod krylo" svoego dyadi - suhovatogo del'ca Petra Adueva. Nesmotrya na popytki starshego Adueva urezonit' ego, romanticheskie ustremleniya mladshego Adueva neizmenno ostavlyayut ego s razbitym serdcem.

"Neobyknovennaya istoriya" yavlyaetsya cennym istochnikom istoriko-literaturnogo haraktera, pomogayushchim glubzhe ponyat' biografiyu i tvorchestvo Goncharova, osobenno roman "Obryv".

Oblomov is the best known novel by Russian writer Ivan Goncharov, first published in 1859. Oblomov is also the central character of the novel, often seen as the ultimate incarnation of the superfluous man, a symbolic character in 19th-century Russian literature. Oblomov was compared to Shakespeare's Hamlet as answering "No!" to the question "To be or not to be?" Oblomov is a young, generous nobleman who seems incapable of making important decisions or undertaking any significant actions.

A Common Story was the first of novel by Ivan Alexandrovich Goncharov, a Russian novelist. This is an ageless - and predictable - story of the transformation of an idealistic young man from a small town into a rich and cold-hearted metropolitan.

Dive into the world of Oblomov, the renowned novel by Russian author Ivan Goncharov, first published in 1859. At its heart lies Oblomov, a character often regarded as the epitome of the superfluous man, a poignant symbol in 19th-century Russian literature. This young, kind-hearted nobleman struggles with the simplest of lifes decisions and actions, having been so pampered in his youth that he can hardly manage even the most basic tasks. In his restless dreams, he confronts the term Oblomovstchina (Oblomovism), which encapsulates his deep-seated awareness of his own paralysis in the face of ...