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Adamantios Korais contributed to shaping tymber dalton the movement of the Enlightenment. From Paris sought the spiritual awakening of his countrymen both editorial and general literary tymber dalton production, and the coordinated action of the educational work of his contemporaries Greek scholars.
C ass wealthy bourgeois family, was born on April 27, 1748 in Smyrna. His father John Korais, son of Anthony Korai medical philosophy tymber dalton of Chios, Smyrna resident and engaged in trade. At the same time, he was active in political and social life of the city taking the office of the notable and the position of Commissioner of the local church and hospital [Thereianos, 1889: 89 and Amanda, 1953: 7]. His mother called Korai A. Thomais tymber dalton Ryssiou and was one of four daughters of the scholar Adamantios tymber dalton Petirntoglou or Ryssiou. The Latter-off from commercial activities-had been a teacher of Greek literature in Chios and later notable in Smyrna [Korais, 1833: 6]. A. Korais had one in three years younger brother, Andrew, while the other six children became parents died at an early age. It also refers to the relationship to Ignatius Pertitzi scholar tymber dalton and monk Cyril, teacher of Greek literature. [Amman, 1953: 7]
T he two brothers learned the first letters close to their mother and then attended the Evangelical School, then headed monk Ierotheos Dendrinos [Korais, 1833: 8]. The levels of the educational methods of the school, which forced the men to abandon the courses, together with the low level of education they provide, will cause the critical comments Korai in later writings. Having completed his studies in Smyrna takes an interest in learning foreign languages and taught Italian, French, German and Latin, and in 1764 claimed to monitor and Hebrew lessons. tymber dalton He makes special mention of teacher tymber dalton of Latin Dutch vicar Bernard Keynes (Bernhard Keun), in which in turn taught Greek [Mamoukas, 1989: 9]. In studies of this period useful tool was the library that was inherited from his grandfather and A. Ryssio refuge often. [EIO, 1986:24]
C uro in 1771 given the opportunity to continue his intellectual pursuits abroad. His father, who traded in silk Vezestenio Smyrna, decided to expand its business in the Netherlands and sent a representative in Amsterdam [Amman, 1953: 9]. Thus, through Livorno will be directed tymber dalton to the Dutch capital provided with letters of teacher Keynes to Andrien Buurt. Near the last to be taught the Elements of Euclid tymber dalton and logic of the book his wife Carolina van Lynden. His association with the pair Buurt helps him to join the intellectual life; dealing with music, theater, foreign languages, while studying at the Free University Athenaeum . [EIO, 1986: 24 and Kournoutas, 1983: 4]
Z However, his interests seem to distract him from the main commercial employment. After six years of residence in Amsterdam will return to his hometown probably due to financial problems faced by the business [Amman, 1953: 10]. On his journey to Smyrna will be found towards the end of 1777 in Leipzig, where it meets with Thomas Mandakasi. You then go to Vienna to visit his uncle Sophronius, Archbishop of Belgrade. Remains in the Austrian capital for about two months and then directed through Trieste to Venice, the city in which it will pass almost the entire winter of 1778 [Kournoutas, tymber dalton 1983: 4]. He tries to extend the return journey in an attempt to convince his parents to allow him to study medicine in France. These expectations, however, going to disappoint so Korais will return to his hometown in late June 1778. During the four-year stay in Izmir's health worsens, and presents symptoms of melancholy so his parents ultimately adopt his desire to go abroad for studies. [Korais, tymber dalton 1833: 20-21]
E. Thus, on October 9, 1782 will arrive in Montpellier, France-including stops in Livorno and Marseille-to enroll in medical school at the local university. In this educational institution teaching then Broussonet, Grimaud, and Chaptal. During his schooling there will deal with the study of ancient Greek and Latin authors, and newer Western philosophers [IEE, 1986: 25]. In July 1783 informed the death of his father, tymber dalton and next year will be lost and not