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...Julia Peters Kosch Michelle , Fichte’s Ethics . Oxford: Oxford University Press , 2018 . 190 pp . © 2019 by Cornell University 2019 Central to Kant’s moral philosophy is the compelling thought that for a rational creature to be free is to do what she has most reason to do...

...: Die Grundlehre. By Peter Baumanns. Würzberg: Königshausen & Neumann, 2000. Pp. 120. Philosophy and the Neurosciences: A Reader. By William Bechtel, Pete Mandik, Jen- nifer Mundale, and Robert S. Stufflebeam, eds. Malden: Blackwell, 2001. Pp. xiii, 482. Fichtes idee der Nation und das...

... scope is ambitious, covering both major and minor figures in the period from Kant to German Idealism including Kant, Jacobi, Mendelssohn, Maimon, Niethammer, Schulze, Reinhold, Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel, as well as discussions of earlier thinkers like Hume, Spinoza, Leibniz, and New- ton. Its...

... and contemporary ethical perspectives, including those of Plato, Aristotle, Spinoza, Pufendorf, Leibniz, Hume, Kant, Fichte, Nietzsche, Wittgenstein, and Gandhi, and ways of thinking that are inspired by them. For the most part, the authors do not treat the value of humanity as a self-standing moral idea...

...: the lectures get so involved in detailed coverage of Fichte’s many revisions to his system that there is insuffi cient space left for the later idealists. The narrative begins with a compelling account of the overall structure of Kant’s philosophical system. Henrich stresses Kant’s interest in two...

... later work to important alternative accounts of this material. But Henrich’s broad account remains both lively and of great continuing importance. Readers of all backgrounds will probably agree on one main regret: the lectures get so involved in detailed coverage of Fichte’s many revisions...

... later work to important alternative accounts of this material. But Henrich’s broad account remains both lively and of great continuing importance. Readers of all backgrounds will probably agree on one main regret: the lectures get so involved in detailed coverage of Fichte’s many revisions...

... later work to important alternative accounts of this material. But Henrich’s broad account remains both lively and of great continuing importance. Readers of all backgrounds will probably agree on one main regret: the lectures get so involved in detailed coverage of Fichte’s many revisions...

... later work to important alternative accounts of this material. But Henrich’s broad account remains both lively and of great continuing importance. Readers of all backgrounds will probably agree on one main regret: the lectures get so involved in detailed coverage of Fichte’s many revisions...

...: the lectures get so involved in detailed coverage of Fichte’s many revisions to his system that there is insuffi cient space left for the later idealists. The narrative begins with a compelling account of the overall structure of Kant’s philosophical system. Henrich stresses Kant’s interest in two...

... coverage of Fichte’s many revisions to his system that there is insuffi cient space left for the later idealists. The narrative begins with a compelling account of the overall structure of Kant’s philosophical system. Henrich stresses Kant’s interest in two press...

...: the lectures get so involved in detailed coverage of Fichte’s many revisions to his system that there is insuffi cient space left for the later idealists. The narrative begins with a compelling account of the overall structure of Kant’s philosophical system. Henrich stresses Kant’s interest in two...

... later work to important alternative accounts of this material. But Henrich’s broad account remains both lively and of great continuing importance. Readers of all backgrounds will probably agree on one main regret: the lectures get so involved in detailed coverage of Fichte’s many revisions...

... in 318 BOOK REVIEWS reductive materialism. He then tries to show how during the subsequent devel- opment from Kant’s transcendental idealism via Fichte’s ethical idealism to Hegel’s absolute idealism a way was eventually found to combine both princi- ples and at the same...

... tries but fails to make good sense of it. For that, we need the second-person turn of Johann Gottlieb Fichte’s Foundations of Natural Right . Darwall has written a brilliant book. He has an artisan’s ability to discern the vital structure in a thinker’s work: What are the moving parts...

..., 1787, reprinted in Jacobi, Werke (Leipzig: Gerhard Fleischer, 1815), vol. 2, 303. 4. Kant’s contemporaries J. S. Beck and J. G. Fichte took this approach, as did the Marburg neo-Kantians of the nineteenth century. It has been upheld more recently by Gerold Prauss and Henry Allison. See J. S...

... of the Sciences and the Humanities, vol. 89. Amsterdam: Rodopi. 503 pp. Jantzen, Jörg, and Thomas Kisser, Hartmut Traub, eds. 2005. Grundlegung und Kritik: Der Briefwechsel zwischen Schelling und Fichte 1794–1802. Fichte- Studien Band 25. Amsterdam: Rodopi. 228 pp. Jones, Matthew L. 2006. The Good...

... Pontifi cia Universita Gregoriana. xx + 418 pp. Svendsen, Lars. 2006. Fashion: A Philosophy. Translated by John Irons. London: Reaktion. 188 pp. Taver, Katja V. 2006. Freiheit und Pradetermination unter dem Auspiz der prästabilierten Harmonie: Leibniz und Fichte in der Perspektive. Fichte...

... the issue of moral freedom and agency in the named authors. The importance of Hegel and J. G. Fichte is deliberately diminished in this study in order to emphasize Schelling’s place in the history of freedom and his influence upon Kierkegaard, whose relation to German Idealism is shown in this study...

...- esting directions, but Kosch sharply delineates the limits of her study; and the result is a disciplined exposition that sheds new light upon the issue of moral freedom and agency in the named authors. The importance of Hegel and J. G. Fichte is deliberately diminished in this study in order...