Fichte’s overarching aim in the Wissenschaftslehre is to introduce central theoretical and philosophical problems of Kant’s fundamental dualism of form and matter, subject and object, necessity and freedom which Kant regards as insurmountable. Although Fichte admits such dualism in our cognition, he insists that we can and must rise above it. He thinks that human thought is essentially unitary and that the great task of philosophy is to achieve this unity. I will claim that within the limits of theoretical foundations of Fichte’s account such a unity seems not to be possible. In particular, I will claim that a careful reading of Fichte’s interpretation can only show that the Ideal unity of the I can never be realized and achieved on...
Fichte argues that the conclusion of Kant’s transcendental deduction of the categories is correct ye...
In this paper, I argue that Fichte’s account of pure reason and its supreme self-wrought Idea is, in...
Fichte argues that the conclusion of Kant’s transcendental deduction of the categories is correct ye...
This paper will consider the nature and explanatory limits of the Fichtean view of subjectivity in t...
The consept of subject, which exist in a “transcendental” manner in traditional Philosoph...
Kant distinguishes the interest of theoretical reason from the interest of practical reason and trie...
This thesis rejects the traditional picture of Fichte as a 'philosopher of subjectivity' who conceiv...
Fichte is the first great Post-Kantian Idealist and his debt to Spinozism has been acknowledged by v...
Fichte is the first great Post-Kantian Idealist and his debt to Spinozism has been acknowledged by v...
Fichte is the first great Post-Kantian Idealist and his debt to Spinozism has been acknowledged by v...
This paper explores the question of the unity of Transcendental Idealism at the end of Eighteenth Ce...
In this text, I argue that what we call the relationship between Kant and Fichte is actually Fichte’...
This paper discusses the relation between Kant’s doctrine of pure apperception (the doctrine of the ...
Fichte, as is well known, was a self-declared Kantian; but, at the same time, he paved the way for a...
Fichte argues that the conclusion of Kant’s transcendental deduction of the categories is correct ye...
Fichte argues that the conclusion of Kant’s transcendental deduction of the categories is correct ye...
In this paper, I argue that Fichte’s account of pure reason and its supreme self-wrought Idea is, in...
Fichte argues that the conclusion of Kant’s transcendental deduction of the categories is correct ye...
This paper will consider the nature and explanatory limits of the Fichtean view of subjectivity in t...
The consept of subject, which exist in a “transcendental” manner in traditional Philosoph...
Kant distinguishes the interest of theoretical reason from the interest of practical reason and trie...
This thesis rejects the traditional picture of Fichte as a 'philosopher of subjectivity' who conceiv...
Fichte is the first great Post-Kantian Idealist and his debt to Spinozism has been acknowledged by v...
Fichte is the first great Post-Kantian Idealist and his debt to Spinozism has been acknowledged by v...
Fichte is the first great Post-Kantian Idealist and his debt to Spinozism has been acknowledged by v...
This paper explores the question of the unity of Transcendental Idealism at the end of Eighteenth Ce...
In this text, I argue that what we call the relationship between Kant and Fichte is actually Fichte’...
This paper discusses the relation between Kant’s doctrine of pure apperception (the doctrine of the ...
Fichte, as is well known, was a self-declared Kantian; but, at the same time, he paved the way for a...
Fichte argues that the conclusion of Kant’s transcendental deduction of the categories is correct ye...
Fichte argues that the conclusion of Kant’s transcendental deduction of the categories is correct ye...
In this paper, I argue that Fichte’s account of pure reason and its supreme self-wrought Idea is, in...
Fichte argues that the conclusion of Kant’s transcendental deduction of the categories is correct ye...