2000Journal of Huzhou Teachers CollegeRequires access

On the Scientific Nature of Ideals

Liping Guo

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The discussion on whether ideals are true is not only a division between ideals and fantasies but also a prerequisite of education in ideals. Once the realization of ideas are assured, people can form a scientific conviction toward ideals, thus bringing about a powerful spiritual motive to enable people to consciously fight for the realization of ideals.

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The discussion on whether ideals are true is not only a division between ideals and fantasies but also a prerequisite of education in ideals. Once the realization of ideas are assured, people can form a scientific conviction toward ideals, thus bringing about a powerful spiritual motive to enable people to consciously fight for the realization of ideals.

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The discussion on whether ideals are true is not only a division between ideals and fantasies but also a prerequisite of education in ideals. Once the realization of ideas are assured, people can form a scientific conviction toward ideals, thus bringing about a powerful spiritual motive to enable people to consciously fight for the realization of ideals.

Key concepts: Conviction, Realization (probability), Self-realization, Epistemology, Sociology, Aesthetics, Philosophy, Mathematics

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