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Oblomov
オブローモフ
'Obloomov' (Обломов, Oblomov) is a masterpiece of Russian writer Ivan Goncharov. It was announced from 1849 to 1859. A long novel depicting the life of the hero Oblomov belonging to aristocracy. At that time, we represented the typical aristocratic world that actually existed graphically. Not only the literary value of the realism but also the character of the aristocracy's inaction and abolition invoked the reader's reputation, and furthermore, criticism by Nikolai · Dubroviev "What is Oblomovism? I invited. In addition, the name of Oboromov became an expression that points to useless persons, extra persons. ... 『オブローモフ』(Обломов,Oblomov)は、ロシアの作家イワン・ゴンチャロフの代表作。1849年から1859年にかけて発表された。貴族階級に属する主人公オブローモフの生涯を描いた長編小説。当時、実際に存在した典型的な貴族の世界を写実的に表現した。その写実性の文学的価値のみならず、貴族階級の無為、頽廃の性格が読者の評判を呼び、さらには、ニコライ・ドブロリューボフによる批評『オブローモフ主義とは何か?』を招いた。なお、オブローモフという名辞が、無用者、余計者を指し示す表現になった。...
Oblomov - A long novel by Goncharov. Published in 1859. Olomov, an unnecessary intellectual at the landlord, depicts something that has a talent and lacks a lethargic and inept life. オブローモフ【Oblomov】 ゴンチャロフの長編小説。1859年刊。地主で余計者的知識人のオブローモフが、才能をもちながら無気力・無為の生活を送るさまを描いたもの。
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