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Top: Society: Philosophy: History_of_Philosophy: 19th_Century: Idealism
The Idealist movement arose in German thought in the late 18th century with Kant's writings and the reaction to them. It went on to dominate much of 19th century thought in the German- and English-speaking worlds.
The German Idealist movement may be said to begin with Kant, but did not become fully developed until the rise of the speculative idealists like Fichte, Hegel and Schelling.
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