Oblomov (Penguin Classics)
A profound Russian classic that follows the life of Oblomov, a man whose profound inertia and avoidance of action shape his entire existence and relationships.
About This Book
A landmark work of 19th-century Russian literature.
The story centers on the gentle and contemplative Oblomov, whose reluctance to engage with the demands of everyday life leads him to a state of near-total inactivity.
Through his relationships and daily existence, the novel examines themes of stagnation, social expectation, and the human condition.
Ivan Goncharov presents a nuanced portrait of a man caught between comfort and change.
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