Gore, Charles

Japanese: ゴア(英語表記)Gore, Charles
Gore, Charles
Born: 22 January 1853, Wimbledon
Died January 17, 1932. A theologian and bishop of the Church of England in London. He studied at Oxford University. He was instrumental in the publication of Lux mundi (1889), a collection of theological essays by Oxford theologians, mainly on the incarnation. His essays in the book were criticized by conservatives. He consistently stood for high church doctrine and tried to adapt traditional theology to a new era based on the doctrine of the incarnation. He founded a monastic order in 1892. He was Bishop of Oxford from 1911 to 1919, and Dean of the Faculty of Theology at the University of London from 1924 to 1928. His main works are The Church and the Ministry (89), The Incarnation (91), The Holy Spirit and the Church (1924), and The Reconstruction of Belief (3 volumes, 24).

Goa
Gore, Albert

Born: March 31, 1948 in Washington, DC
American politician. Vice President in the Clinton administration (1993-2001). His father was a former senator from Tennessee. He graduated from Harvard University (1969) and volunteered to serve in the Vietnam War. After working as a reporter in the social affairs department of his hometown's newspaper, The Nashville Tennessean, he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives at the age of 28 in 1976, and was re-elected three times. He became a senator in 1985. In 1993, he became vice president when Bill Clinton became president, and after serving two terms of eight years, he ran for president in 2000 on his achievements, but was defeated by Republican candidate George W. Bush. He was closer to a hawk on national defense issues. He was an active environmentalist, and in 2007 was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize together with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

Goa
gore

In clothing terms, this refers to a triangular or trapezoidal piece of fabric used to make a skirt. Originally, it meant a triangular piece of land or fabric. A skirt made by joining several pieces of gore together, which is narrow at the waist and wide at the hem, is called a gored skirt. It also refers to the triangular piece of fabric used to cover an umbrella. (→ Gore )

Goa
Gore

A city in the southern part of the South Island of New Zealand. It is located in the northern part of Southland and is the centre of the surrounding agricultural and pastoral areas and coalfields (including the Mataura coalfield). It has a population of 10,988 (estimated 1991).

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Japanese:
[生]1853.1.22. ウィンブルドン
[没]1932.1.17. ロンドン
イギリス国教会の神学者,主教。オックスフォード大学に学ぶ。オックスフォードの神学者たちによる,主として受肉に関する神学論文集『世の光』 Lux mundi (1889) 刊行に尽力。そのなかの彼の論文は保守派からの反論を浴びた。一貫して高教会主義に立ち,受肉説を基に伝統神学を新時代に生かそうとした。 1892年男子修道会設立。 1911~19年オックスフォード教区主教。 24~28年ロンドン大学神学部長。主著『教会と聖務』 The Church and the Ministry (89) ,『受肉』 The Incarnation (91) ,『聖霊と教会』 The Holy Spirit and the Church (1924) ,『信仰の再建』 The Reconstruction of Belief (3巻,24) 。

ゴア
Gore,Albert

[生]1948.3.31. ワシントンD.C.
アメリカ合衆国の政治家。クリントン政権の副大統領 (1993~2001) 。父はテネシー州選出の元上院議員。ハーバード大学卒業 (1969) ,志願してベトナム戦争に従軍した。故郷の『ナッシュビル・テネシアン』紙の社会部記者を経て,1976年 28歳で連邦下院議員に当選,その後3選し,1985年から上院議員。 1993年ビル・クリントンが大統領に就任するとともに副大統領となり,2期8年間務めたのち,その実績を掲げて 2000年大統領選挙に出馬したものの,共和党候補のジョージ・W.ブッシュに敗れた。国防問題ではタカ派に近かった。環境保護派として活躍し,2007年気候変動に関する政府間パネル IPCCとともにノーベル平和賞を受賞した。

ゴア
gore

服飾用語で,スカートの構成に用いる三角形または台形の布をさす。本来,三角形の土地や布片の意。ゴアを幾枚も継ぎ合せてできる,ウエストで細く裾で広がるスカートをゴアドスカートという。また傘に張る三角形の布もいう。 (→襠〈まち〉 )  

ゴア
Gore

ニュージーランド,サウス島南部の都市。サウスランド地方の北部にあり,周辺の農牧地帯および炭田 (マタウラ炭田など) の中心地。人口1万 988 (1991推計) 。

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