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Charmides Part
1 PreF | represent Plato as the father of Idealism, who is not to be measured The First Alcibiades Part
2 Intro| whoever he was, arrives at his idealism by crooked and tortuous Gorgias Part
3 Intro| concerned to justify this idealism by the standard of utility 4 Intro| part of human nature.~The idealism of Plato is founded upon 5 Intro| sufferers. But this extreme idealism is not in accordance with 6 Intro| veils from us the height of idealism to which he soars. When Meno Part
7 Intro| strenuous exertion.~The idealism of Plato is here presented 8 Intro| them. This is the spirit of idealism, which in the history of 9 Intro| ever-varying expression of Plato’s Idealism. The terms used in them 10 Intro| sensationalism any more than of idealism. His system is based upon 11 Intro| scepticism, as they did in their idealism. Like the ancient Sophists, Parmenides Part
12 Intro| philosophy. He is the founder of idealism, and also of dialectic, Phaedrus Part
13 Intro| inspiration, or imagination, or idealism, or communion with God, Philebus Part
14 Intro| the multitude or with the idealism of more refined thinkers. The Sophist Part
15 Intro| tendency of the Cynics.~The Idealism of the fourth century before The Statesman Part
16 Intro| word, but the political idealism of Plato soars into a region 17 Intro| is a reflection in this idealism of the Socratic ‘Virtue 18 Intro| knowledge;’ and, without idealism, we may remark that knowledge 19 Intro| Gorgias; or from the side of idealism, which attempts to soar The Symposium Part
20 Intro| contrast to this extreme idealism, Alcibiades, accompanied Theaetetus Part
21 Intro| made a single step towards idealism, and any arbitrary inversion 22 Intro| is far in advance of such idealism. The philosophy of Berkeley, 23 Intro| religious and philosophical idealism have not unfrequently parted Timaeus Part
24 Intro| Plato’s highest flights of idealism. The heavenly bodies are 25 Intro| like Spinoza, he combines idealism with fatalism.~The soul