Noun:

ఆదర్శవాది, ఐడియాలజిస్ట్,

idealists's Usage Examples:

The early idealists include George Paxton Young (1818–1889) who began teaching at Knox College.

In a milieu of New Left reformers and folkie idealists campaigning for a better world, Albert Grossman was a breadhead, seen to move serenely and with deadly purpose like a barracuda circling shoals of fish.

The contacts in Golos's and Bentley's extended network ranged from dedicated Stalinists to, in the words of Bentley's biographer Kathryn Olmsted, romantic idealists who wanted to help the brave Russians beat the Nazi war machine.

Carr, whose The Twenty Years' Crisis (1939) both coined the term 'idealist' and was a fierce and effective assault on the inter-war idealists.

HeinleinersThe novel Steel Beach introduces the Heinleiners, a group of idealists and freethinkers attempting to build a starship while following a kind of extreme libertarianism.

The Hindu idealists in India and the Greek neoplatonists gave panentheistic arguments for.

them to be transcendental idealists, since they seemed to hold the position of mereological nihilism but transcendental idealists who held that their minds.

reality than the things we perceive, while subjective idealists and phenomenalists tend to privilege sensory experience over abstract reasoning.

These are attributed to Valentine Michael Smith, the leader of a group of idealists known as the Heinleiners, and whose pseudonym is an homage to Heinlein and his novel Stranger in a Strange Land.

Some idealists (subjective idealists) hold the view that there isn"t one particular way things are.

They are idealists and non-conformists and are good influencers of others and speakers and orators, but they.

Scholar Hedley Bull has written: By the "idealists" we have in mind writers such as Sir Alfred Zimmern, S.

or revolution has been destroyed, leaving idealists to act out an often unself-conscious hypocrisy.

Synonyms:

romantic, visionary, Don Quixote, dreamer,

Antonyms:

practical, classicist, unloving, dystopian,