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regional history. The Transylvanian School, as a group affiliated originally with the Greek Catholic Church, was dethroned as the main political movement that contributed to Romanian national identity in favour of a "nationalist Orthodox resilience that enabled the Romanian population to survive centuries of foreign rule".
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Within a span of fifty years, the majority national group in the Principality of Transylvania, the Romanians, succeeded in documenting their Latin origins, rewriting their history, language, and grammar, and building the pedagogical foundation needed to educate and gain political rights for its
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was employed politically, with the Greek Catholics being accused as far as being "non-Romanian agents of the West", or even as "Hungarians" since the latter were seen as Catholics. The hostility escalated to marginalization of public figures such as the Greek Catholic bishops and clerics from
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by Micu-Klein and referred to as the etymological alphabet by language historians but they later had to accept the use of graphemes specific to Italian writing (such as ce, ci, ge, gi or che, chi, ghe, ghi) and diacritics (mainly ș and ț). This replaced the use of the medieval
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The situation created a favorable situation for the work of Jesuit missionaries and the efforts of the Catholic Hapsburg Empire to discuss the union of the Orthodox communities with the Catholic Church. The act became official in 1698 when the Orthodox metropolitan
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after its conquest in early 2nd century AD. The historical discourse and all the contributions of the Transylvanian School had a purpose, a program pursued and gradually put into practice by three generations of
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The name Transylvanian School (Romanian: Școala Ardeleană) was not used contemporarily even though its members had a sense of belonging to a group. The literary historian
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Transylvanian intellectuals. It was a project devised by the generation of Gherontie Cotore and Grigorie Maior, yet started by
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History of the Literary Cultures of East-Central Europe: Junctures and Disjunctures in the 19th and 20th Centuries, Volume 2
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History of the Romanians: From the origins to the modern age, Volume 1 of History of the Romanians, History of the Romanians
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Laura Stanciu, "Transylvanian Review. Vol. XXX, No.2: Petru Maior, the Transylvanian School Influencer ", (2021), pp. 3-18.
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Ritual Revitalisation After Socialism: Community, Personhood, and Conversion among Roma in a Transylvanian Village
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One of the major contributions of the School was the writing and publication of the first Romanian grammar,
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were part of the same ethnic group. Its teachings influenced some prominent Aromanian figures such as
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arguments in favour of the thesis that the Transylvanian Romanians were the direct descendants of the
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Harhătă, Bogdan; Aldea, Maria; Vremir, Lilla Marta; Leucuța, Daniel-Corneliu (December 2020).
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of Transylvania along with 38 protopopes aligned themselves and their communities with Rome.
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In this context, the origins of the Transylvanian School go back in time to the activity of
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as well as the previously Latin alphabet based phonetic system which had been based on the
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Church and State: Religious Nationalism and State Identification in Post-Communist Romania
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Church and State: Religious Nationalism and State Identification in Post-Communist Romania
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Annals of the Academy of Romanian Scientists: Series on History and Archaeology Sciences
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Turda, Marius (2011). "Historical Writing in the Balkans". In Macintyre, Stuart (ed.).
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language. Another significant contribution to linguistics was the dictionary known as
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translated as "Transylvanian School" prevailed, and it is sometimes used for post-
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scholars and ideas influenced by the Transylvanian School and originating from
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While considered founders and civilizing force in the cultural domain by
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addressed the issue of political rights for Romanians in Transylvania.
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The privileges define the status of the three recognized nations – the
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The Transylvanian School created the current phonetic system of the
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Biserica Greco-Catolică din Comitatul Cluj în secolil al XVIII-lea
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members within the Habsburg Empire. Its members contemplated the
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belonged to, was not recognized among the privileged estates:
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History of the Literary Cultures of East-Central Europe, vol 2
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The Oxford History of Historical Writing: Volume 4: 1800-1945
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The Transylvanian School believed that the Romanians and the
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The Transylvanian School Monument in Cluj-Napoca, depicting
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from a scientific point of view, bringing historical and
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The Transylvanian School marks the beginnings of modern
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Soviet occupation of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
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Index

a series
History of Romania
Coat of arms of Romania
Prehistory
Cucuteni–Trypillia culture
Hamangia culture
Bronze Age in Romania
Prehistory of Transylvania
Antiquity
Dacia
Dacian Wars
Roman Dacia
Origin of the Romanians
Middle Ages
Early
History of Transylvania
Banat in the Middle Ages
First Bulgarian Empire
Second Bulgarian Empire
Voivodeship of Maramureș
Founding of Wallachia
Founding of Moldavia
Rumelia Eyalet
Early Modern Times
Silistra Eyalet
Principality of Transylvania
Eyalet of Temesvar
Varat Eyalet
Phanariotes
Danubian Principalities

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