Oblomov

«Oblomov» — a famous novel by I. A. Goncharov, written in the mid-19th century and addressing acute social issues of that time. This brilliant book is still popular among both school students and older generations.
The new edition of the novel in incredible design with holographic foil on the cover will not only be an indispensable assistant in preparing for the Unified State Exam (EGE), the Basic State Exam (OGE), and literature classes, but also a pleasant gift for all lovers of classical literature. In it, you will find unique reference materials: margin notes for quick searching of the needed fragment, expanded comments explaining outdated words and obscure facts, the history of the work's creation, and an index of names and events. All this will help not only to prepare quickly and easily for exams but also to learn new facts that might have been overlooked in school.
The work tells the story of the life of the main character, the apathetic and lazy Ilya Ilyich Oblomov, symbolizing the civil passivity of the Russian nobility. The book describes his inaction and suffering from the inability to choose between a traditional way of life and significant social changes. The center of the novel is the opposition of «Oblomovism» and an active life position, represented by another character, Andrey Stoltz.