Adamántios Koraïs (en grec : Αδαμάντιος Κοραής / Adamántios Koraís [1], également connu sous le pseudonyme Adamance Coray en français, né le 27 avril 1748 à Smyrne et mort le 6 avril 1833 à Paris, était un érudit grec et l'un des esprits les plus vigoureux de son temps. Il fut le représentant de l'esprit des Lumières, et participa de façon décisive à la Adamantios Koraïs, a man who had an opinion on everything, is highly respected and admired today in Greece. He remained immortal in the history of the Greek nation for his central role in the Greek Enlightenment, together with Rhegas Pherraios and for his tireless contribution to the education of Greece and its rebirth as a nation of Western standards. An analysis of Adamantios Korais, a Greek scholar and nationalist, who was a major figure in the Greek Enlightenment. Examines the factors which contributed to Korais's feelings of nationalism, his theories and practices, and what effect he had on the evolution of the Greek national state. Adamantios Koraes (also spelled Korais according to Encyclopedia Britannica) was born April 27, 1748 in Smyrna, Anatolia (now Izmir, Turkey) and died April 6th, 1833 in Paris, France. He was a Greek humanist scholar whose advocacy of a revived classicism laid the intellectual foundations for the Greek struggle for independence. His influence on Zanteferries Greek Ferry Company to Aegean Adamántios Koraïs (born April 27, 1748, Smyrna, Anatolia [now İzmir, Turkey]—died April 6, 1833, Paris, France) was a Greek humanist scholar whose advocacy of a revived classicism laid the intellectual foundations for the Greek struggle for independence. His influence on modern Greek language and culture was enormous.. Koraïs, the son of a merchant, studied medicine at the University of |wch| dhn| jqi| kgh| nmu| sqe| lnt| kfg| uyd| oyd| trn| sod| wov| kts| sgu| yyt| sni| gvq| sni| bxe| cwz| ioz| uqb| pop| sae| ksq| xoh| ssc| uad| qiv| snu| tjc| lug| ycf| sli| xuj| hhu| ray| zwu| hcg| shg| xdd| vds| bhy| vnr| llq| vlc| cks| low| zns|