mann

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A proper noun referring to a surname of notable individuals, including an American educator who reformed public education (1796–1859) and a German writer who explored the artist's role in bourgeois society (1875–1955).

🇷🇺Имя собственное, относящееся к фамилии известных личностей, включая американского педагога, реформировавшего государственное образование (1796–1859), и немецкого писателя, исследовавшего роль художника в буржуазном обществе (1875–1955).
🇪🇸Apellido propio asociado a personalidades célebres, entre ellos el pedagogo estadounidense que reformó la educación pública (1796–1859) y el escritor alemán que exploró el papel del artista en la sociedad burguesa (1875–1955).
🇫🇷Nom propre associé à des personnalités célèbres, notamment un pédagogue américain qui a réformé l'éducation publique (1796–1859) et un écrivain allemand qui a exploré le rôle de l'artiste dans la société bourgeoise (1875–1955).
🇩🇪Eigenname, der sich auf den Nachnamen bekannter Persönlichkeiten bezieht, darunter der amerikanische Pädagoge, der das öffentliche Schulwesen reformierte (1796–1859), und der deutsche Schriftsteller, der die Rolle des Künstlers in der bürgerlichen Gesellschaft untersuchte (1875–1955).
🇵🇹Sobrenome de personalidades famosas, incluindo o educador americano que reformou o ensino público (1796–1859) e o escritor alemão que explorou o papel do artista na sociedade burguesa (1875–1955).
🇨🇳姓氏，指多位知名人物，包括改革美国公立教育的美国教育家（1796–1859）和探讨艺术家在资产阶级社会中角色的德国作家（1875–1955）。
🌐اسم علم يدل على لقب عائلي لشخصيات مشهورة، منها المربي الأمريكي الذي أصلح التعليم العام (1796–1859) والكاتب الألماني الذي درس دور الفنان في المجتمع البرجوازي (1875–1955).

Horace Mann B2 formal american
An American educator and politician (1796–1859) who is widely considered the father of the American public school system, advocating for universal, non-sectarian, and state-funded education.
- Horace Mann's reforms established the foundation for modern public education in the United States.
- Mann believed that education was the great equalizer of human conditions.
- The Horace Mann School in New York is named in his honor.
🇷🇺Гораций Манн
Thomas Mann B2 formal
A German novelist, short story writer, and essayist (1875–1955) known for his works exploring the role of the artist in bourgeois society, such as 'Buddenbrooks' and 'The Magic Mountain'.
- Thomas Mann won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1929.
- His novel 'The Magic Mountain' is a profound exploration of time and illness.
- Mann's work often examines the conflict between the artist and society.
🇷🇺Томас Манн

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