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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Johann Gottlieb Fichte"”.

  1. The Philosophical Foundations of The Educational Theory of Johann Gottlieb Fichte

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  2. Mimesis, Widerstand, Subversion : Bettina von Arnims Briefroman Die Günderode als Ansatz diskursiver Entgrenzung

    … of German idealism, mainly represented by Johann Gottlieb Fichte, which excludes women as independent subjects. The novel reveals Bettine's dissatisfaction about her exclusion as a woman within the discourse of idealism. As Bettine realizes her non-representation in the existing discourse …

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  3. "Die Willkuer der Ichsucht": Jean Paul's "Clavis Fichtiana" and the critique of German idealism

    … the most influential among Kant's successors was Johann Gottlieb Fichte. Much has been made of Fichte's speculative philosophy and its subjective foundations as being the major. factor that contributed to the unbridled subjectivity of the Romantics as well as their own penchant for speculation. …

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  4. Progress and the People in German Political Thought after Kant, 1781-1831

    … through the post-Kantian imperatives of J. G. Fichte and J. B. Erhard, Friedrich Schleiermacher, Friedrich Hardenberg and Friedrich Schlegel, and G. W. F. Hegel. A project of intellectual history, the dissertation contextualizes these writings within the major events of the French revolution. …

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