Realism is a literary school of thought in which the writer aimed to depict the everyday life of characters without idealization or subjective bias.

De-idealization is when a teenager begins to feel that their parents and teachers aren't always right. They think of celebrities or other friends to be more ideal at this stage. They find faults from their parents or teachers and this is where conflicts arise.

Idealization refers to the act of viewing someone or something in an excessively positive or perfect light, often overlooking flaws or shortcomings. It can lead to unrealistic expectations or perceptions in relationships, causing disappointment or disillusionment when reality does not match the idealized image.

Roberto Poli has written:

'Idealization XI'

'In Itinere - Poznan Studies in the Philosop -'

Krzysztof Brzechczyn has written:

'Idealization XIII' -- subject(s): Ideals (Philosophy)