Fichte's Transcendental Philosophy: The Original Duplicity of Intelligence and Will

Abstract

Acknowledgments Method of citation for Fichte's and Kant's works Key to Fichte's works cited Introduction Part I. Thinking about Thinking: 1. Completing Kant's transcendental idealism 2. An eye for an I Part II. Knowing and Doing: 3. Positing and determining 4. Changing the appearance Part III. Thinking and Willing: 5. Willing as thinking 6. Ideal thinking and real thinking Part IV. Pure Willing: 7. Determination to self-determination 8. The unity of intelligence and will Notes Bibliography.

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