Idealistic+philosophy
41Banknotes of the Lithuanian litas — The modern banknotes of Lithuania are denominated in litas. All banknotes are of the same size (135 mm x 65 mm) except for the 500 litų banknote. They bear signatures of Minister of Finance and of Chairperson of the Bank of Lithuania Board. 10,… …
42Paludan-Müller, Frederik — ▪ Danish poet born February 7, 1809, Kerteminde, on the Island of Fyn, Denmark died December 28, 1876, Copenhagen Danish poet who achieved early acclaim in the Danish late Romantic (Romanticism) movement (the so called romantisme, which was… …
43Mircan Kaia — (Mircan Kaya) is a Turkish Georgian Mingrelian musician of multi cultural identity who has produced several widely acclaimed albums. The first album she put out was Bizim Ninniler (Our Lullabies), a first of its kind, which was followed by Kül… …
44Nestor Ignat — Born 1918,March,2nd Iași, Romania Occupation Journalist, Writer, Graphic Artist Spouse Ana Barcan (actress) Children Nestor Florin Ignat (b. 1942) …
45Unity School of Christianity/ Association of Unity Churches — Unity, the most outwardly Christian of the several New Thought groups, began in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1889, when its cofounders, Myrtle (1845 1931) and Charles Fillmore (1854 1948), created an organization to embody what they called… …
46idealism — n. Idealistic philosophy, theory that matter is the phenomenon of mind, theory that mind alone is absolute …
47idealism — n 1. pursuit of noble ideals, perfectionism, ideality. 2. idealistic philosophy, transcendentalism, metaphysics; immateriality, spiritualism. 3. romanticism, utopianism, quixotism; castle building, dreaming; rose colored glasses …
48ideist — (ˈ)ī|dēə̇st, ˈī dēə̇ noun ( s) Etymology: idea + ist : an adherent of an idealistic philosophy; specifically : an advocate of epistemological idealism …
49teleological idealism — noun : an idealistic philosophy that endeavors to reconcile the ethicoreligious idealism of Fichte with the stricter critical idealism of Kant …
50ADLER, MAX — (1873–1937), Austrian socialist theoretician. Adler studied law at the university of his native Vienna, where he was professor of sociology from 1920. He joined the socialist movement in his youth and was a Social Democratic deputy in the… …
