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Science of Knowledge
Book • 2018
Johann Gottlieb Fichte's Science of Knowledge (Wissenschaftslehre), published in several versions between 1794 and 1804, is a major work in German idealism.
It presents a systematic approach to philosophy, emphasizing the role of the subject's activity in constructing knowledge and experience.
Fichte's system attempts to unify theoretical and practical reason, grounding knowledge in the self-positing activity of the 'I'.
The Science of Knowledge had a significant influence on subsequent idealist thinkers and contributed to the development of German philosophy.
It presents a systematic approach to philosophy, emphasizing the role of the subject's activity in constructing knowledge and experience.
Fichte's system attempts to unify theoretical and practical reason, grounding knowledge in the self-positing activity of the 'I'.
The Science of Knowledge had a significant influence on subsequent idealist thinkers and contributed to the development of German philosophy.
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Simon Critchley in relation to Fichte's development of Kant's concept of the subject as activity.
Simon Critchley in relation to Fichte's development of Kant's concept of the subject as activity.
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Episode 13: Anticipatory Resoluteness
