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A common English translation of the Chinese T'ien-t'ai (Jap., Tendai) term yi hsin, which may be more literally rendered ‘One Mind’. From: absolute mind in A Dictionary of Buddhism ». Subjects: Religion.
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Absolute idealism is an idea of the absolute mind emerging in 19th century England and Germany. Answer and Explanation: Become a Study.com member to unlock this answer! Create your account. View this answer Absolute idealism is an idea of the absolute mi ...
The concept of the Absolute was re-introduced into philosophy by Hegel, Schelling, and their followers; it is associated with various forms of philosophical idealism. The Absolute, either under that name, or as the "Ground of Being", or some similar concept, also figures in several of the attempted proofs of the existence of God , particularly the ontological argument and the cosmological ...
in The Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy (2 rev) Length: 576 words. 19th-century version of idealism in which the world is equated with objective or absolute thought, rather than with the personal flux of experience, as in subjective idealism. The doctrine is the descendent of several ancestors, including the Parmenidean One, the theological ...
Objectified Mind. Hegelianism is a philosophical thought whose basis is the beliefs of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, the famous German Idealist philosopher. This intellectual tradition began in Germany during the mid-19th Century when Hegel came up with the idea of a historically-minded Absolute Idealism, also known as Hegelian idealism.
What Mind (or Spirit) is. §381. From our point of view mind has for its presupposition Nature, of which it is the truth, and for that reason its absolute prius. In this its truth Nature is vanished, and mind has resulted as the ‘Idea’ entered on possession of itself.
