Introduction Any theory can not reliably explain a wide range of international interactions, but the theoretical framework was historically at the center of international relations studies. This realism method is supported by several international relations scholars and has been intensely discussed by other countries, but almost all of them are taken into consideration. Realism is a school of thinking that explains international relations from the viewpoint of power. The exercise of mutual power by the state is sometimes called real politics or simply power politics.
The difference between political realism and schools of other ways of thinking is realistic and profound. Rationally, political scientists maintain autonomy in the field of politics. Political realityists ask, "How does this policy influence the power of the state?" (Or in some cases the federal government, parliament, political parties, agriculture). Political realists are not aware of the existence and relevance of thought criteria other than political standards. As a political realist, he must subordinate these other criteria to political standards.
Since the problem of realistic nature and rationality is very controversial, satisfying all those who are interested in discussions between realist and nonrealist even if it is briefly explained can not. In this article, after providing an extensive explanation of realism, I will explain some details by looking at some typical examples for realism. The opposite argument to realism is not exhaustive, its purpose is simply to explain some examples of formats the opposition can take.
There is a difference between direct realism and critical realism. Critical realism claims to have two stages to experience the world. First of all, the feeling of conveying the subjects of experiences, people, events, and the stage of nest building is the sense of our psychological process after starting work. For example, in the cricket game, as a critical realist, while making a decision of the referee, the referee said, "I will give them according to his opinion!" Because they are! According to direct realism, the first stage of critical realism is enough to understand our experience level.
The simple way to think about the difference between direct realism and critical realism is as follows. Critical realism claims to have two steps to experience the world. The first is the sensation and transport of the object itself. Secondly, psychological treatment is done after a while since I felt satisfied with our senses. Direct realism says that the first step is enough. In pursuit of our example of cricket (or rugby), the referee, a critical reality, says he will decide the referee: hand it over. "