Words and language are two terms that are related to each other as the material for communication, since the birth of the word is the role of language, whereas language development is influenced by the presence of the word. In further developments, the language is the sound can be studied in several disciplines, which requires rapprochement between disciplines to one another, such as linguistics. In linguistics can be found in morphology, syntax, phonology and semantics. However morphology that would be a point of discussion, since morphology is the study of words in the language environment. If connected with the idea of idealism, there will be harmony. Idealism had thought that the procedure will explain the morphology said. At the end of the idealism of thought will emerge a new definition through the stage of formulation.
Keywords: idealism, morphology, word, language
Plato divides - for the world to be: the perception of the world, the world of sight, sound and objects individually. The world as it is concrete, but not the real world, but the world also with the natural appearance of saja.Begitu divided into: natural concepts, ideas, universal or timeless essence. Individual familiar objects, knowing the concepts of enduring examples. The ideas have not changed since it is known that man by the hand, which is his reason (Russell, 2007: 165).
Spinoza is more inclined to the idea by referring to the idea of God. He stated that every thought is a thought and that thought can be created and shaped, thus requiring midifikasi image of an object or a corporeal nature and all it has to be raced on the idea of God. (Russell, 2007: 755)
Leibniz had a strong argument that he always wore idealism thought, because the real truth - the truth only a part of - part of a charge every thought and truth are eternal yng certainly merupakanbagian of thought that is eternal. Mind immortal that is called with the idea. Everything must have enough reason and that reason comes from the idea. (Russell, 2007: 769)
Berkeley declared that the order and consistency is the real nature caused by the active intellect that is the mind of God, the supreme sense, is the creator and controller of nature. God's will is the law of nature. God determines the order and arrangement ideas.
The idea is "esse est perzipi '(no means perceived). But reason itself does not need to be perceived to be located. Intellect is doing perception. Everything that is real is the conscious mind or perceptions or ideas that are owned by the intellect.
- Immanuel Kant (1724 – 1881)
Kant said that one of the categories of reason and consequently should not be dependent on anything, because all the ideas that will be created on each individuberbeda and there is not a reality in itself or an objective reality the same. Reality entirely the result of the activity of a subject that is absolute. Idealism which is focused on the understanding of things that come from the true sense - completely pure and does not rely on experience alone, but takes the role of each human intuition itself.
- J. G Fichte (1762 – 1814)
Thought idealism developed by Fichte is subjective idealism. He was the first to try to fulfill the task of Kant, born in Rammenau, Germany. He memperlajari about theology and philosophy. Fichte wrote the book: "Versuch einer Criticism aller Offenbarung" or "attempt at a critique of all revelation" in 1792 (Hadiwijono: 2011, 88). Thought Fichte obsessed with the object - the object that is capable captured by the senses. Thus, in the process of sensing, humans are able to think and use their intellectual thinking in shaping the imagination of these objects as being in his thinking.
- F. W. J Schelling (1755 – 1854)
Thought idealism developed by Schelling is the objective idealism. Schelling learn about theology in Tubingen area. At the age of 17 years Schelling able to write Chapter III of the Book of Genesis (Torah portion) and at the age of 3 he was a professor at Jena area. (Hadiwijono: 2011, 93). Schelling thought very easily acceptable reason, because he only received a sure thing and accepted by the mind, which is meant here is the thing that is capable of being a pure identity. Things are subjective and objective can not be separated or distinguished. Thus, both are the same.
- G. W. F Hegel (1770 – 1831)
Thought idealism developed by Hegel is the absolute idealism. Hegel was born in Stuttgart in 1770, he was able to give effect to the philosophical world to outside Germany. Hegel tried to overcome the system of philosophizing that he considers wrong to deepen understanding of the synthesis. But the core of Hegel's philosophy is the concept Geists (soul or spirit) that these two elements can not be separated (Hadiwijono: 2011, 99).
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