Fichte's Science of Knowledge

Fichte's Science of Knowledge

Charles Carroll Everett, American divine and philosopher (1829-1900)


This ebook presents «Fichte's Science of Knowledge», from Charles Carroll Everett. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.


Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Preface

- The Man

- Problems Considered In Relation To Kant

- The Deduction Of The Categories

- The Thing-in-itself

- Problems Suggested By The Practical Reason

- Unity In General

- The Problems Considered In Themselves

- The A Priori Method In Philosophy

- The Ultimate Reality

- The I And The Me

- The Not-me And Its Relation To The I

- The Method Of Fichte As Suggested By The Principles Already Laid Down

- The Antinomy Of The Not-me

- The Practical Solution Of The Antinomy

- The Deduction Of Perception And Other Mental Processes

- Perception

- Thought

- The Power Of Judgment, And Its Relation To The Understanding

- The Reason

- Of The Not-me To The I

- Deduction Of The Would Of Objects, And Its Relation To The Activity Of The I

- The Longing For Change

- The Objective World

- The World Op Objects

- Space

- Time

- The Nature Of The Change Desired

- The Longing For Harmony And Completeness

- The Absolute Harmony

- Transition To Ontology

- Ontology

- Comparison With Schopenhauer And With Hegel, Criticism, And Conclusion