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Humanist
Original title: ユマニスト
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Humanists (Japanese pronunciation: jinbun shugisha) were intellectuals during the Renaissance who considered the nature of God and humanity through studies of Greek and Roman classical literature and the original texts of the Bible. Because the influence of French figures active in the 15th–16th centuries was particularly great, they are also sometimes called “humaniste” in Japan using the French term unchanged.
人文主義者（じんぶんしゅぎしゃ）とは、ルネサンス期において、ギリシア・ローマの古典文芸や聖書原典の研究を元に、神や人間の本質を考察した知識人のこと。 特に、15世紀 - 16世紀に活動したフランス人の影響が大きいため、日本ではフランス語のまま「ユマニスト」（仏: humaniste）と表現されたりもする。
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