
Fichte's Science of Knowledge
By Charles Carroll EverettLength8h 7m
About this audiobook
Fichte's Science of Knowledge by Charles Carroll Everett is about Everett's study of philosophy by Johann Gottlieb Fichte. Excerpt: "BEFORE entering upon the study of the philosophy of Fichte, it will be well to glance for a moment at his character and life. I shall not attempt a biography, however brief, but shall merely call attention to certain facts that may to some degree serve our immediate purpose. The philosophy of Fichte is more personal than most systems. It is the expression of the life and nature of its author. At first, this personal element might seem to detract from the value of the system considered in larger relations. It is obvious, however, that this will depend on the character of the personality which the system manifests."
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GenrePhilosophy
Length8 hrs 7 mins
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Publish dateDec 6, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1PREFACE.
18I. PERCEPTION.
2FICHTE’S SCIENCE OF KNOWLEDGE.
19II. THOUGHT.
3CHAPTER I.
20III. THE POWER OF JUDGMENT, AND ITS RELATION TO THE UNDERSTANDING.
4CHAPTER II.
21IV. THE REASON.
5I. The Deduction of the Categories.
22V. THE HIGHEST ACT OF ABSTRACTION, AND THE FINAL RELATION OF THE NOT-ME TO THE I.
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6II. The Thing-in-itself.
23CHAPTER X.
7III. Problems Suggested by the Practical Reason.
24I. THE LONGING FOR CHANGE.
8IV. Unity in General.
25II. THE OBJECTIVE WORLD.
9CHAPTER III.
26III. THE WORLD OP OBJECTS.
10I. The A PRIORI Method in Philosophy
27IV. SPACE.
11II. The Ultimate Reality.
28V. TIME.
12CHAPTER IV.
29VI. THE NATURE OF THE CHANGE DESIRED.
13CHAPTER V.
30VII. THE LONGING FOR HARMONY AND COMPLETENESS.
14CHAPTER VI.
31VIII. THE ABSOLUTE HARMONY; THE MORAL LAW AND ITS CONTENT.
15CHAPTER VII.
32CHAPTER XI.
16CHAPTER VIII.
33CHAPTER XII.
17CHAPTER IX.
34CHAPTER XIII.