The mainstream views of modern philosophy are idealism and materialism, which can be said to be a systematic concept. Before German idealism appeared. It is a religious doctrine, a philosophical concept such as humanism and empiricism.

Every era has the so-called new "ism". But idealism and materialism seem to be the yardsticks of all ism. However, subdivision philosophy, phenomenology, existentialism and transcendentalism are all independent philosophical schools.

Therefore, in the final analysis, modern philosophy does not care too much about the so-called idealistic materialism, because they are already a historical and temporarily insurmountable system philosophy.