Moore

Japanese: モーア

[1] (Henry More) British Platonist philosopher. He studied Plato and Plotinus as well as records of mystical experiences, and was also involved in the study of modern science. He is famous for his theory of innate ideas. ( 1614-1687 ) [2] (Sir Thomas More) British politician and thinker. Humanist. In 1516, he published "Utopia," a satire of British society based on a new worldview. He was appointed Lord Chancellor, but he incurred the King's displeasure by opposing Henry VIII's divorce, and was executed for treason. ( 1478-1535 )

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Japanese:

[一] (Henry More ヘンリー━) イギリスのプラトン主義の哲学者。プラトン、プロティノスの研究とともに神秘的体験の記録を研究し、また近代科学の研究にも従事した。生得観念の説は有名。（一六一四‐八七）[二] (Sir Thomas More サー=トマス━) イギリスの政治家、思想家。人文主義者。新しい世界観に立つイギリス社会の風刺小説「ユートピア」を一五一六年に発表。大法官に任ぜられたが、ヘンリー八世の離婚に反対して国王の不興を招き、反逆罪で処刑された。（一四七八‐一五三五）

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