Ivan Goncharov

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Ivan Alexandrovich Goncharov was a renowned 19th-century Russian novelist and government official. He is best remembered for his masterpiece "Oblomov," which introduced the term "Oblomovism" to describe the superfluous man in Russian society. His other notable works include "A Common Story" and "The Precipice," which critically examine Russian social life. Goncharov's realistic prose and deep psychological portraits cemented his legacy as a major figure in the golden age of Russian literature.

Jun 18, 1812 - Sep 27, 1891 Russian 11 Quotes

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