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Also known as Renaissance man, Renaissance woman, Renaissance person, Polyhistor
様々な事柄や分野に通じていて、優れた学識を持った人
A polymath is a person with expertise and accomplishments across many different fields—like Benjamin Franklin, who was simultaneously a writer, scientist, inventor, statesman, diplomat, printer, and political philosopher. Such individuals matter because their broad knowledge and diverse contributions can shape society in multiple significant ways, as Franklin's legacy as a Founding Father demonstrates.
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博学者（はくがくしゃ、英: polymath、ポリマス、博識家とも）は、西洋の伝統的な称号の一つ。様々な事柄や分野に通じていて、優れた学識を持った人のこと。言い換えれば、知識が百科事典並み、多様、広範囲な人。特にルネサンス期に理想的な人格とされた。 語源はギリシャ語の「ポリュマテース」(πολυμαθής, polymathēs) であり、「多い」(πολυ) と「学ぶ」(μαθ-) の合成語である。
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