The term refers to German immigrants and their descendants who immigrated to Pennsylvania in the United States in the 17th and 18th centuries in search of religious freedom, or to their language. Dutch does not mean Holland, but rather German dialects in the old sense. Religiously, many of them belonged to the Moravians or Mennonites (especially the Amish), and they attracted attention for maintaining their religion, language, customs, and education after they emigrated. They were also known for owning fine barns and well-maintained farms. Parts of their unique lifestyle remain to this day. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
17~18世紀,信仰の自由を求めてアメリカのペンシルベニアに移住したドイツ系移民とその子孫,あるいは彼らの言語。ダッチとはオランダの意味ではなく,古義でドイツ諸方言を意味する。宗教的にはモラビア派,メノー派(とくにアーミッシュ派)などに属する者が多く,移住後も彼らの宗教,言語,風俗,教育を維持したために注目をひいた。また,りっぱな納屋とよく手入れされた農場を所有することでも知られた。現在でもその特異な生活様式が部分的に残存する。
出典 株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について 情報 |
<<: Transformation - Henshin (English spelling) Die Verwandlung
>>: University of Pennsylvania
A powerful clan in the Tohoku region from the mid ...
… [Kei Yamazaki]. … *Some of the terminology that...
...With excellent university specialized courses,...
…His debut work was “Sartre, the Romantic Rationa...
…By this time, mycology had become an independent...
...It is said that the Nichiren sect uses the man...
A knight (class) in ancient Rome. Originally it me...
…The original meaning of the word is the first da...
1889‐1968 A writer of Minangkabau origin from Suma...
Please see the "Axial Bond" page. Sourc...
…In its sexual form, it causes sclerotinia. The r...
… The structure of a house reflects the social an...
… Many xerophytes adapted to dry regions such as ...
A typical tunic-style outer garment from the Roman...
A gastropod snail of the family Conidae in the cl...