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	Oblomov - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Oblomov is also the central character of the novel, often seen as the ultimate incarnation of the superfluous man, a stereotypical character in 19th-century Russian literature.
		Oblomov spends the rest of his life in a second Oblomovka, being taken care of by Agafia Pshenitsina like he used to be as a kid.
		Oblomov was adapted to the cinema screen in the Soviet Union by Nikita Mikhalkov in 1981 (145 minutes).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oblomov (1699 words)

	Oblomov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Oblomov (first published: 1858) is the name of the novel by Ivan Goncharov.
		Oblomov is also the central character of the novel, often seen as the ultimate incarnation of the "superfluous man," a stereotypical character in 19th-century Russian literature that was wildly popular when the book was first published in Russia.
		As the story develops Oblomov falls in love with a young woman, Olga, but his apathy is too great and he cannot surmount his laziness to press his amourous feelings towards the woman to win her heart permanently.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Oblomov.html (1082 words)

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		Oblomov By Ivan Goncharov (1858) Part 1 Chapter 1 ONE morning, in a flat in one of the great buildings in Gorokhovaia Street, the population of which was sufficient to constitute that of a provincial town, there was lying in bed a gentleman named Ilya Ilyitch Oblomov.
		On glancing casually at Oblomov a cold, a superficially observant person would have said, "Evidently he is good-natured, but a simpleton"; whereas a person of greater penetration and sympathy than the first would have prolonged his glance, and then gone on his way thoughtfully, and with a smile as though he were pleased with something.
		The Oblomovs required nothing--their life flowed like a peaceful river, and all that they had to do was to sit on the bank of that river, and to observe the inevitable phenomena which, successively, and unsought, presented themselves to the eyes of each observer.
	www.oblomovka.com /eldritch/iag/oblomov.txt (20139 words)

	Oblomov
		Oblomov comes across as the 'ultimate' aristocrat, one so removed from the reality in which he exists that he does not, for all intents and purposes, have any reality at all.
		Oblomov's life is seen to be as ineffectual as possible, and even when he does make some small changes, the ripples quickly fade away.
		Oblomov's servant, Zakhar, is as pathetic as his master, and the interactions between the two are quite hilarious at times.
	www.aaabooksearch.com /Reviews/0809594153 (1095 words)

	Oblomov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Oblomov is also the central character of the novel, often seen as the ultimate incarnationof the "superfluous man," a stereotypical character in 19th-century Russian literature that was wildly popular when the book wasfirst published in Russia.
		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.Throughout the novel he rarely leaves his room or bed.
		As the story develops Oblomov falls in love with a young woman, Olga, but his apathy is too great and he cannot surmount hislaziness to press his amourous feelings towards the woman to win her heart permanently.
	www.therfcc.org /oblomov-132141.html (1056 words)

	Oblomov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Oblomov is also the central character the novel often seen as the ultimate of the "superfluous man " a stereotypical in 19th-century Russian literature that was wildly when the book was first published in Oblomov was compared to Shakespeare's Hamlet as 'No!' to the question "To be or to be?".
		While seeming a negative Oblomov raises this trait to an art While seeming to be the dull and life of a government civil servant the painted by Goncharov that takes 150 pages get out of bed is full of and an examination of many issues that Russian society in the nineteenth century.
		As the story develops Oblomov falls in with a young woman Olga but his is too great and he cannot surmount laziness to press his amourous feelings towards woman to win her heart permanently.
	www.freeglossary.com /Oblomov (968 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Oblomov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Oblomov (first published: 1858) is the most well-known novel by Russian writer Ivan Goncharov.
		Alternative meaning: Nineteenth Century (periodical) (18th century — 19th century — 20th century — more centuries) As a means of recording the passage of time, the 19th century was that century which lasted from 1801-1900 in the sense of the Gregorian calendar.
		An excerpt from Oblomov's morning (from the beginning of the novel): Therefore he did as he had decided; and when the tea had been consumed he raised himself upon his elbow and arrived within an ace of getting out of bed.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Oblomov (1679 words)

	Oblomov \| Best price for DVD
		Oblomov, the title of the film and the name of the main character, is a quiet, introverted, unhappy Russian in his mid-thirties who is lost in his world of dreams.
		Oblomov does move to his country estate in Part 2 of the film and he falls in love with his neighbor Olga.
		We watch as Oblomov attempts to share his feelings with Olga, but he is so insecure and unsure of himself that he can only stare at Olga with his heartbreakingly sad eyes.
	www.shop0nline.com /b00019g4rs.htm (895 words)

	Ivan Goncharov
		Oblomov is a young, generous nobleman who is incapable of action or decision making and rarely leaves his room or his bed.
		Oblomov is cheated by his financial adviser and his country estate sliding into ruin.
		Oblomov is a daydreamer, he has great visions, but he has lost his ability for doing things - Shtolts calls him a poet.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /ivangont.htm (911 words)

	Oblomov From Kino Video at Total-Movies.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Hobbled by inertia and boredom, Oblomov spends his days and nights mostly on the sofa where he sleeps--lying down is his "normal state", and from time to time, he snoozes, eats, drinks and rails against his fate.
		Oblomov's quirky personality is best shown in the scenes that involve the serf Zakhar and his lifelong friend Stoltz.
		The 'Oblomov From Kino Video' and all other items from Amazon.com, are offered on the understanding that prices and availability may change at any time and are subject to Amazon.com's Conditions of use and sale.
	www.total-movies.com /Amazon_Pages/_Oblomov_B00019G4RS_z.asp (1348 words)

	Antenati: Ivan Goncarov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Tipico di una certa inclinazione del romanzo russo, evidente per esempio in Turgenev, a svincolarsi dall'interesse spe cificatamente narrativo, "Oblomov" è la storia di un non-fatto, di una immobilità fisica e ambientale che i ritmi lenti, ossessi vi del racconto rendono con morbosa sottigliezza.
		Oblomov è un personaggio di non comuni qualità di cuore e intelligenza, ma vive nell'indolenza assoluta.
		Poco dopo Oblomov muore lasciando un figlio di cui si occuperà Stol'c, e un ricordo in cancellabile quanto conturbante della sua mitezza d'animo.
	www.girodivite.it /antenati/xixsec/_goncaro.htm (558 words)

	1-1, Oblomov, Ivan Goncharev, 1858, 1915
		ONE morning, in a flat in one of the great buildings in Gorokhovaia Street, the population of which was sufficient to constitute that of a provincial town, there was lying in bed a gentleman named Ilya Ilyitch Oblomov.
		The fact of the matter was that, overnight, he had received from the starosta of his country estate an exceedingly unpleasant letter.
		Oblomov raised himself and grunted as though he really intended to get out of bed.
	www.oblomovka.com /eldritch/iag/ob1-1.htm (2375 words)

	oblomov - ek$i sozluk
		romandaki oblomov rus halkýný ve diðer doðu halklarýný ve onlarýn uyuþukluðunu vurgularken, þtoltz adlý karakter almanya'yý ve batý'yý ve batý'nýn çalýþkanlýðýný simgeler.
		ayrýca kendisi; oblomov hakkýnda tarafýmdan yazýlacak herþeyi ilk oblomov entrysiyle yazmýþ, tanýmýn altýna raký içmiþ bir eski bisiklet yardýmýyla benden önce koþa koþa gelip fren yapmýþ, lafý aðzýmdan almýþtýr.
		arada oblomov olmak diye bir entry yazmak da gelir aklýnýza ama beyninize yýðýlan kelimeler rahatsýz eder sizi..
	sozluk.sourtimes.org /show.asp?t=oblomov (708 words)

	HAMLET - deszka & vászon :: kritikák :: Oblomov és oblomovizmus
		Oblomov alighanem legtisztább megtestesülése az orosz „felesleges embernek”, aki ezen a néven vonult be az irodalomtörténetbe.
		Ez elég régen volt (a 80-as évek elején?), de máig jól emlékszem egy jelenetére, amelyet éppen a regény leginkább metafizikusnak nevezhető fejezetébe, Oblomov álmába csempészett be, de sehol a regényben nem szerepel.
		De már ekkor feltűnik valami, ami nagyon nem tetszett: mintha Andej Stolz, a félnémet-félorosz, Oblomov ellenképe is csak egy volna a sok közül, holott rendkívül fontos szerepe van Ilja Iljics életében.
	www.hamlet.ro /kritikak.php?cikk=2 (768 words)

	Oblomov (Everyman's Library, Vol. 124) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		You might say Oblomov is the ultimate nihilist, but he doesn't know it.
		As much as Oblomov seems to loathe his manservant, he can't bear to be without him.
		Oblomov does not stack up to the greats in Russian literature, but it is worthy of the second tier.
	www.freeglossary.com /p:067941729X (653 words)

	Oblomov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Oblomov is regarded by others around him as something of a harmless joke, but as he passes the days in bed indulging himself with food and aimless pondering, he reminisces about his childhood and the life he's led, and he discovers a fulfilling poetry to his life.
		The film employs a deft and pastoral visual style to augment the joy and freedom this man feels at being able to control his own destiny, even with tragic results.
		A challenging and thought-provoking effort, Oblomov is a distinct and original piece of cinema.
	www.russianword.com /oblomov-B00019G4RS.html (181 words)

	Son of Oblomov
		Even I was dimly aware that Oblomov was a young man who would not get out of bed, but in Son of the frenetic Spike was more out than in.
		In "Son of Oblomov" on the London stage years ago, Spike Milligan and Bill Owen were a few minutes into the opening dialogue when Spike noticed some late-comers being shown to their seats.
		Miss Joan Greenwood was at the Lyric in a comedy - Oblomov, with Spike Milligan - and went with it to the West End when it was re-titled Son of Oblomov.
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	Oblomov - Term Explanation on IndexSuche.Com
		While seeming to be the dull and boring life of a government civil servant the caricature painted by Goncharov that takes 150 pages to get out of bed is full of complexity and an examination of many issues that faced Russian society in the nineteenth_century.
		Return to your room until I have remembered."'' As the story develops Oblomov falls in love with a young woman, Olga, but his apathy is too great and he cannot surmount his laziness to press his amourous feelings towards the woman to win her heart permanently.
		''Oblomov'' was adapted to the cinema screen in the Soviet Union by as Oblomov, Andrei Popov as Zakhar, Elena Solovei as Olga and Yuri Bogatyrev as Andrei; cinematography by Pavel Lebechev; screenplay by Mikhailkov and Aleksander Adabashyan; music by Eduard Artemyev; produced by Mosfilm Studio (Moscow).
	www.indexsuche.com /Oblomov.html (985 words)

	Oblomov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		During this period, Oblomov is swindled repeatedly by his "friend" Taranteyev and his landlord, and Stolz has to undo the damage each time.
		The last time, Oblomov ends up living in penury because Taranteyev and the landlord are flmailing him out of all of his income from the country estate, which lasts for over a year before Stolz discovers the situation and reports the landlord to his supervisor.
		Oblomov's life ends as he sinks further into ruin and dies of a pair of strokes, a victim of "Oblomovitis."
	goc.subdomain.de /Oblomov (1508 words)

	1-3, Oblomov, Ivan Goncharev, 1858, 1915
		Oblomov fumbled in a cashbox, and produced therefrom a ten-rouble note.
		The upshot of it was that Oblomov accorded a half-hearted consent to Tarantiev's procuring him a new lodging, and also to his writing to the governor of the district where his (Oblomov's) property was situated.
		Oblomov did not heed him, but, sinking back into a recumbent position in the armchair, relapsed into a state of meditative lethargy.
	www.eldritchpress.org /iag/ob1-3.htm (1528 words)

	zionmag.org / n.s.michalkov * oblomov
		Oblomov žije se svým sluhou Zacharem (Andrej Popov) ve velmi špinavém a zanedbaném bytě v Petrohradě.
		Oblomov je zbabělec a lenoch, a tak se místo plánů opět noří do sladkého nicnedělání.
		Oblomov se vždy velmi těší na Štolce, dalo by se říct, že na něj čeká jako na zjevení, protože právě on vždy svému příteli pomůže, dá dobrou radu, a hlavně toho pro něj tolik zařídí.
	www.zionmag.org /text.php?id=1132 (641 words)

	Standard Fiction - Goncharov/Oblomov - Bentley Publishers - Automotive Books and Repair Manuals
		The indolent Oblomov, whose servants steal his money and whose friend steals his fiancée, was perceived as the archetype of the lazy, ineffectual civil servant and the embodiment of the slothful landowner.
		"Oblomovism," a term invented by Oblomov himself, became a byword in the Russia of the 1860s.
		"Oblomov, according to so excellent an author as Maurice Baring, connotes quite as much to the Russian mind as does Pecksniff to the English or Tartuffe to the French, and he is oftener on their lips - perhaps because he is so universal among them.
	www.bentleypublishers.com /product.htm?code=3gno (412 words)

	Kino Film: Oblomov
		Nowhere is this more apparent than in Oblomov, his moving and authentic distillation of Ivan Goncharov's great 19th century tragi-comic novel.
		And Elena Solovei invests with giddy charm her role of the delightful country belle, Olga, with whom Oblomov has a brief springtime of passion.
		Set in glittery St. Petersburg during the heyday of the czars, Oblomov is also full of enchanting scenes of lush interiors and ravishing landscapes.
	www.kino.com /theatrical/th_item.php?film_id=217 (182 words)

	Oblomov (Classics S.) Book by Ivan Goncharov at Total-Entrepreneur.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Oblomov (Classics S.) Book by Ivan Goncharov - More Info...
		This magnificent farce about a gentleman who spends the better part of his life in bed is a reminder of the extent to which humor, in the hands of a comic genius, can be used to explore the absurdities and injustices of a social order.
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	Oblomov (Classics S.) - Book
		Oblomov, the main character of Ivan Goncharov's novel, is widely regarded as one of the finest literary examples of the backward-looking landed gentry of mid-nineteenth century Russia.
		The unheroic hero Oblomov is also a very fine literary creation of a fully-fledged human being.
		On the one hand, Oblomov is lazy, irresponsible, pessimistic, paralyzed, complacent, slothful; but on the other hand he is idealistic, true to himself, honest, child-like, innocent, saintly.
	book.lowpriced.net /0140440402.html (505 words)

	Critiques ordinaires
		Oblomov (du russe « oblom », « cassure », ou « oblomok », « tesson », « débris »), Ivan Alexandrovitch Gontcharov (1812-1891), l’un des fondateurs du roman réaliste russe, façonne un personnage mythique de la littérature et un caractère connu de tous les écoliers depuis le début du siècle.
		Oblomov est un roman délicieusement moderne, nous narrant avec humour la disparition des petits propriétaires terriens dépassés par la nouvelle élite des hommes d’affaire.
		Oblomov incarne une caste de propriétaire terriens moribonds qui s’évanouit dans la Russie qui se modernise.
	critiques-ordinaires.ouvaton.org /article.php3?id_article=364 (1032 words)

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	Oblomov - Wishing The Renaissance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Oblomov è il personaggio principale del libro omonimo di Ivan Goncarov, scrittore del secolo scorso.
		Icona della Russia del suo tempo, Oblomov è stato definito "eroe della pigrizia".
		Gli Oblomov rispondono ai nomi di Honza Vanĕk (voce, chitarra), Pavel Dlabaja (chitarre, voce) e Martin Hora (basso, didgeridoo, bongo).
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