Evolution of idealism

Copeland, Minnie Laura

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Evolution of idealism

Copeland, Minnie Laura

Introduction: The dominating power of man is the will – A dual monarchy – an aristocracy: Realism and Idealism – Contrasting terms yet one often embodies the other – neither is complete without the other – no mind is totally devoid of either – which dominates determines the character of its abode in this life, whether man or brute, ruler or serf , heaven or hell.

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Citation: Copeland, Minnie Laura. Evolution of idealism. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1898.

Morse Department of Special Collections

Keywords: Man; Will; Dual Monarchy; Aristocracy; Realism; Idealism

Date: 1898

Record URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2097/37378

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