Philosophical Thought on the Education of University Students' Ideals
Yi Xiao
Abstract
Yi Xiao
Abstract
Ideal is people's predication and pursuit of the future based on the concrete historical conditions of the society. Our understanding of ideal has always stayed on the aspect of ideological and political education and considered the education of university students' ideals as a kind of way for moral education or political dissemination, which can not disclose ideal's inner nature in the perspective of philosophy and also lacks enough understanding of the logical relationship between ideal and education of ideal. This biased theory always leads to blindness in the education of ideal. So, it will be of great theoretical and practical significance to mull over the ideal and the education of ideal from the aspect of philosophy.
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Ideal is people's predication and pursuit of the future based on the concrete historical conditions of the society. Our understanding of ideal has always stayed on the aspect of ideological and political education and considered the education of university students' ideals as a kind of way for moral education or political dissemination, which can not disclose ideal's inner nature in the perspective of philosophy and also lacks enough understanding of the logical relationship between ideal and education of ideal. This biased theory always leads to blindness in the education of ideal. So, it will be of great theoretical and practical significance to mull over the ideal and the education of ideal from the aspect of philosophy.
Key concepts: Ideal (ethics), Ideology, Political education, Sociology, Politics, Perspective (graphical), Moral education, Epistemology