This paper claims that the inner drive of discussion leading to philosophical rupture between Fichte and Schelling is problem independence nature. I argue otherwise rich literature on subject, by not engaging with this problem, has led a false dichotomy two equally unsatisfactory possibilities interpretation: (a) Schelling’s misunderstanding Kant’s transcendental method or (b) his overcoming it...

The purpose of this research was to test and prove the effect reli giosity, emotional intelligence, intellectual idealism economic status on ethical perceptions accounting students. data used in study is quantitative data. This uses a collection method, namely questionnaire method. will be given respondents, UPN "Veteran" East Java students class 2019 who as samples study. analysis technique Pa...

BACKGROUND A number of studies have indicated that students lose idealistic motivations over the course of medical education, with some identifying the initiation of this decline as occurring as early as the second year of the traditional US curricula. This study builds on prior work testing the hypothesis that a decline in medical student idealism is detectable in the first two years of medica...

The book is a critical discussion of the conception of language as worlddisclosure that Heidegger develops explicitly in his writings after the Kehre, but that has its roots in Being and Time. According to this view, our access to the world, and to anything that might show up within the world, is structured by language. This view of language allows Heidegger to criticize the mentalism character...

This paper discusses the Baudelairean heritage in its relationship with romanticism and modernity. is carreid out through notion of lyricism, which dissociated from idealism, it frequently confused.

In Hegel au Spinosa:' Pierre Macherey challenges the influence of Hegel's reading of Spinoza by stressing the degree to which Spinoza eludes the grasp of the Hegelian dialectical progression of the history of philosophy. He argues that Hegel provides a defensive misreading of Spinoza, and that he had to "misread him" in order to maintain his subjective idealism. The suggestion being that Spinoz...

All sciences need and many arts apply mathematics whereas mathematics seems to be independent of all of them, but only based upon logic. This conservative concept, however, needs to be revised because, contrary to Platonic idealism (frequently called "realism" by mathematicians), mathematical ideas, notions, and, in particular, numbers are not at all independent of physical laws and prerequisites.