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idealismIn philosophy, the theory that states that the external world is fundamentally immaterial and a dimension of the mind. Objects in the world exist but, according to this theory, they lack substance. |
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The following chapters of Franco's book address the most important aspects of Oakeshott's thought: his debts to British Idealist philosophy, his conception of political philosophy, Rationalism, the metaphor of conversation, and the idea of politics as civil association. Having shown that Panofsky writes under the sign of Hegel, Moxey devotes much of chapters 3 and 4 to the positivistic ideals interwoven with his idealist philosophy of history. Hamlin says these critics often produce crude, politicized readings because they have abandoned all idealist philosophy. |
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