Forms of Knowledge in Classical German Philosophy
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Forms of Knowledge in Classical German Philosophy

  1. 310 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Forms of Knowledge in Classical German Philosophy

About this book

The volume offers a different image of classical German philosophy with special reference to the topic of forms of knowledge. Concepts like "cognition," "knowing," and "belief" find their explication within different speculative frameworks and are investigated in more and less well-known authors, including but not limited to Fichte, Schelling, Hegel, Fries, Eschenmeyer, and W. Humboldt.

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Information

Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2025
eBook ISBN
9783111650951
Topic
Philosophy
Subtopic
Epistemology in Philosophy

Table of contents

  1. Table of Contents
  2. Abbreviations
  3. Introduction
  4. Knowledge and Its Foundation: The “philosophy of pure reason” and Its System in Kant
  5. Critique and Metaphysics in K. L. Reinhold’s Jena Thought
  6. The Subject without Contradiction: Being and Becoming in Fichte
  7. Critical Thinking and Ontology in the Doctrine of Science
  8. System and Freedom in Young Schelling
  9. The Relation between Transcendental Philosophy and Philosophy of Nature. The Controversy between Fichte and Schelling
  10. Kant and Hegel on the Status of Glauben
  11. “Dos moi pou sto”: Belief as a New Foundation of Knowledge in F. H. Jacobi
  12. “Sapere aude”. Schiller’s Letters to Prince von Augustenburg and Kant’s Answer to the Question: What Is Enlightenment?
  13. From Kant to Humboldt: A ‘Reform’ of Humanity’s Way of Thinking and Spiritual Education
  14. Schopenhauer and German Idealism
  15. The Primacy of the Practical from Fichte to Schopenhauer
  16. Content and Object of Critical Cognition: Jakob Friedrich Fries’ Evaluation of Reinhold’s and Fichte’s Philosophy
  17. At the Limits of Experience: A Dialogue on Philosophy and Religion between Eschenmayer and Fries
  18. Critical Reason and “unübertragbare” Historicity: Schleiermacher and the Post-Kantian Philosophical Context
  19. Index of persons