The Fate of Reason: German Philosophy from Kant to FichteHarvard University Press, 1 jul 2009 - 410 pagina's The Fate of Reason is the first general history devoted to the period between Kant and Fichte, one of the most revolutionary and fertile in modern philosophy. The philosophers of this time broke with the two central tenets of the modern Cartesian tradition: the authority of reason and the primacy of epistemology. They also witnessed the decline of the Aufklärung, the completion of Kant’s philosophy, and the beginnings of post-Kantian idealism. |
Inhoudsopgave
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Kant Hamann and the Rise of the Sturm und Drang | 16 |
12 The London Conversion and Its Philosophical Consequences | 19 |
The Stirrings of the Sturm und Drang | 22 |
14 The Sokratische Denkwurdigkeiten | 24 |
15 Kant Hamann and the Optimism Controversy | 29 |
16 The Kinderphysik Fiasco | 32 |
17 Aesthetica in nuce and EighteenthCentury Aesthetics | 33 |
67 The Good Pastor Pistorius | 188 |
The Revenge of the Wolffians | 193 |
72 Revolution versus Reaction | 197 |
73 The Wolffian Defense of Metaphysics | 199 |
74 The Thorn in Kants Side J A Ulrich | 203 |
75 The Scrooge of Tubingen J F Flatt | 210 |
76 Platners MetaCritical Skepticism | 214 |
77 The Eberhard Controversy | 217 |
Genesis Contents and Consequences | 37 |
Jacobi and the Pantheism Controversy | 44 |
22 The Rise of Spinozism in Germany 16801786 | 48 |
23 The Dispute over Lessings Spinozism | 61 |
24 The Philosophical Significance of the Controversy | 75 |
25 Jacobis First Critique of Reason | 83 |
26 Jacobis Second Critique of Reason | 85 |
27 Jacobis Defense of Faith | 89 |
Mendelssohn and the Pantheism Controversy | 92 |
32 In Defense of Reason | 94 |
33 Mendelssohns Nightmare or the Method of Orientation | 98 |
34 The Critique of Spinozism and Purified Pantheism | 102 |
35 Mendelssohns Covert Critique of Kant | 105 |
Kant Jacobi and Wizenmann in Battle | 109 |
42 Kants Contribution to the Pantheism Controversy | 113 |
43 Wizenmanns Reply to Kant | 118 |
44 Jacobis Attack on Kant | 122 |
Herders Philosophy of Mind | 127 |
52 Herder on the Origin of Language | 130 |
53 Hamann and Herders Debate over the Origin of Language | 135 |
54 Herders Genetic Method | 141 |
55 The Principles of Herders Vitalism | 145 |
56 Kants Quarrel with Herder | 149 |
57 The KantHerder Controversy and the Origins of the Third Kritik | 153 |
58 Herder and the Pantheism Controversy | 158 |
The Attack of the Lockeans | 165 |
62 Highlights of the Lockean Campaign against Kant | 169 |
63 The Garve Affair | 172 |
C G Selle and D Tiedemann | 177 |
65 The Lockean Ringleader J G Feder | 180 |
A G Tittel and A Weishaupt | 184 |
78 The Consequences of the Wolf flan Campaign | 224 |
Reinholds Elementarphilosophie | 226 |
82 Reinholds Early Quarrel with Kant | 229 |
83 Reinholds Briefe and Conversion to the Critical Philosophy | 232 |
84 The Path toward the Elementarphilosophie | 236 |
85 Reinholds Critique of Kant and the Aims of the Elementarphilosophie | 240 |
86 Reinholds Methodology | 244 |
87 Reinholds Phenomenological Project | 247 |
88 Reinholds Proposition of Consciousness and the New Theory of Representation | 252 |
89 The Crisis of the Elementarphilosophie | 263 |
Schulzes Skepticism | 266 |
92 Schulzes MetaCritical Skepticism | 268 |
93 The Critique of Reinhold | 272 |
94 The MetaCritique of Kant | 280 |
95 Strengths and Weaknesses of Schulzes Skepticism | 282 |
Maimons Critical Philosophy | 285 |
102 Maimons Skepticism | 288 |
103 The Idea of an Infinite Understanding | 293 |
104 The Theory of Differentials | 295 |
105 The New Theory of Space and Time | 300 |
106 The Critical Middle Path | 303 |
107 The Elimination of the Thinginitself | 306 |
108 Maimons Transcendental Logic | 309 |
109 The Principle of Determinability | 311 |
1010 Maimons Controversy with Reinhold | 317 |
1011 Maimon versus Schulze | 320 |
Conclusion | 324 |
Notes | 329 |
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Overige edities - Alles bekijken
The Fate of Reason: German Philosophy from Kant to Fichte Frederick C. Beiser Gedeeltelijke weergave - 1993 |
The Fate of Reason: German Philosophy from Kant to Fichte Frederick C. Beiser Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 1993 |
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
According Aenesidemus appeared argues argument atheism attack Aufklärung authority of reason belief Beyträge Briefe Briefwechsel causality claim common sense consists criterion critical philosophy critique deduction defend determine distinction dogmatism dualism Eberhard Elementarphilosophie epistemology essay existence explain faculty of representation faith Feder Fichte Flatt Garve Hamann Hegel Hence Herder Hume Ibid idealism ideas important infinite understanding insists intuition Jacobi Kant Kant's Kant's philosophy Kantian knowledge Leibniz Lessing Lessing's Spinozism Lockeans logic Maimon Mendelssohn metaphysics mind moral Morgenstunden nature necessary object origin of language pantheism controversy Pistorius Platner polemic Popularphilosophen post-Kantian predicate principle of sufficient priori concepts problem proposition of consciousness question rational rationalist reality Reimarus Reinhold religion reply Schriften Schulze Schulze's sensibility significance skepticism speculation Spinoza Spinoza's philosophy Spinozist Sturm und Drang synthetic a priori teleology theory thing-in-itself things things-in-themselves thinks third Kritik tradition transcendental truth Ulrich Versuch Werke Wizenmann Wolffians
Populaire passages
Pagina 378 - Lessings mittelbare und unmittelbare feindselige Angriffe auf unsere allerheiligste Religion, und auf den einigen Lehrgrund derselben, die heilige Schrift«.