Question

what are the similarities of idealism of plato and hegel ?​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Plato's Idealism seems to imply an objectivity and an anti-pluralism, instead rationalizing forms into main groups yet German Idealism seems to do just the opposite. I was wondering why the use of the same term to describe them both and what the context is.

Answer 2

Similarities of idealism of Plato and Hegel

Explanation:

• Platonic idealism generally refers to Plato's philosophy of doctrine or forms of ideas. It says that only ideas encompass  the essential and true nature of things, in a way which concrete/physical form cannot do. Since knowledge is inherent and not gained via experience, Plato claimed that in some way we must come to the facts by way of logical and introspection analysis  and eradicate false ideas to uncover reality.
• Like Plato's idealism, Hegel idealism signified that the finite world is a reflection of the mind that is genuinely real alone. In this way, reality is the relationship of coherence and harmony between thought instead of correspondence between external realities and thoughts. As one moves from the perplexing world of experience to a more coherent and complex categories of science, the Absolute Idea, wherein all other abstract ideas are just a part, is approached