摘要：During the Renaissance humanism in Germany there existed an outstand- ing linguistic diversity that contributed to its linguistic cultural heritage, even though that the hegemonic use of the Latin language at schools, at the universities, in the political life and at every institution in general, reduced the use of the German language. This situation explains that Latin was the linguistic instrument used by German humanists, since the own concept of humani s m includes such adoption; however, not all German humanists used that language exclusively, some of them employed simultaneously both languages, German and Latin, what favored the richness and linguistic diversity of Germany at this time.
其他摘要：During the Renaissance humanism in Germany there existed an outstand- ing linguistic diversity that contributed to its linguistic cultural heritage, even though that the hegemonic use of the Latin language at schools, at the universities, in the political life and at every institution in general, reduced the use of the German language. This situation explains that Latin was the linguistic instrument used by German humanists, since the own concept of humani s m includes such adoption; however, not all German humanists used that language exclusively, some of them employed simultaneously both languages, German and Latin, what favored the richness and linguistic diversity of Germany at this time.
