The Ideal IDEALISM

“idein” is a Greek word which means ___.

• To seek

• To believe

• To see

Idealism believes that the true reality and the only thing worth knowing are _____.

• Materials

• Ideas

• Senses

Idealism stresses three values which are: ____.

• Truth, beauty, goodness

• Reality, perfection, virtue

• Integrity, decency, righteousness

He is the father of Idealism.

• Socrates

• Plato

• Aristotle

Which is not true about Idealism?

• Knowledge acquired through senses is the most important.

• Reality is found in the mind of a man and not in the physical and external world.

• The spiritual world is more important than the material world.

"To be is to be perceived."

Who am I?

• JOHN LOCKE

• GEORGE BERKELEY

• DAVID HUME

"I think, therefore I am."

Who am I?

• René Descartes

• George Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

• IMMANUEL KANT

For Modern Idealism, the ultimate reality is non-physical and is characterized by the brain.

• True

• False

Which of the following is John Locke's philosophy?

• Impressions are meant to be the original form of all our ideas.

• Only what perceived or perceives is real.

• Difficult matters such as morality and religion could never be fully understood.

Immanuel Kant believes that _____.

• education should include training in discipline, culture, discretion, and moral training.

• all ideas are ultimately copied from some original impression.

• only mind is real and that human thought progresses toward a destined ideal by a dialectical process.