A cultural movement widespread among the peoples of Eastern Europe from the late 18th century to the 1970s. The revival was called obrození (Czech), obrodenie (Slovak), preporod (Croatian), vazrazhdane (Bulgarian), renaştere (Romanian), and other terms, but similar phenomena existed among peoples for whom such terms did not come into common usage. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
18世紀末から19世紀70年代にかけて東ヨーロッパの諸民族にひろくみられた文化運動。再生運動は,オブロゼニーobrození(チェコ語),オブロデニエobrodenie(スロバキア語),プレポロドpreporod(クロアチア語),バズラジュダネvazrazhdane(ブルガリア語),レナシュテレrenaştere(ルーマニア語)などとよばれるが,このような用語が慣用化されなかった諸民族にも同様の現象は存在した。
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