Sentence examples for idealistic philosophy from inspiring English sources
Modern idealists have also created an idealistic philosophy of history.
This reaction took place in the second half of the century, simultaneously with the general reaction against the idealistic philosophy of the great post-Kantian systems.
Trained within the Neo-Kantian Marburg School, he initially followed his mentor Hermann Cohen in attempting to supply an idealistic philosophy of science.
The Persian translation of the Upanishads, which he sponsored (and in part wrote himself), enriched Persian religious prose and made a deep impression on European idealistic philosophy in the 19th century.
In 1908 he wrote a major treatise dealing with the fundamental questions of knowledge and directed against the essentially idealistic philosophy of Mach, Avenarius and their Russian followers, who tried to unite empiric criticism with Marxism.
German morphologists, influenced both by Goethe and by Hegel's idealistic philosophy, believed in progressive perfection of both the universal plan of creation and the recapituation of that plan in the growth of the embryo.
He does however, unlike in his non-tantric works, accept that those propounding Idealistic philosophies (Yogācāra, Svātantrika Middle Way) can have success in their practice.
Ironically, this respected but intentionally middle-of-the-road hire took one look around his new country, completely overturned the curriculum to allow more freedom of inquiry, and decided that the prevailing, highly idealistic New Light philosophy badly needed a much more practical grounding in the humanistic Enlightenment.
This idealistic doctrine, known misleadingly as realism, pervades all Plato's philosophy: its opposite doctrine, nominalism, declares that only particular and observed "named" data are accessible to the mind.
He constantly defended Idealistic, or speculative, philosophy against Pragmatism, neo-Realism, Materialism, and Berkeleian immaterialism.
Support is an ambiguous word that can infer either a realistic woman centred or a more idealistic breastfeeding-centred philosophy.
