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Idealism is a philosophical movement that focuses on the importance of the mind and consciousness. In this essay, William Graham provides a critical study of idealism and its influence on metaphysical thought. Drawing on the works of philosophers such as Kant and Hegel, Graham argues for the continued relevance of idealism in contemporary philosophy.
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