System and Freedom in Kant and Fichte

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Cover Half Title Series Title Copyright Contents Preface List of Figures List of Citations and Abbreviations List of Contributors Introduction 1 The Identity of Reason 2 Lichtenberg’s ‘Es denkt’ versus Kant’s ‘Ich denke’ 3 Modal Concepts in Kant’s Transcendental Discourse 4 Can Practical Reason Be Artificial? 5 “The Eye of True Philosophy”: On the Relationship Between Kant’s Anthropology and His Critical Philosophy 6 Kant am Pregelflusse: Site and Systemicity in the Preface to the Anthropology 7 Kant’s Philosophy of Religion—A Provocation to the Historical Religions 8 Hume and Kant on Utility, Freedom, and Justice 9 Reading Fichte Today. The Prospect of a Transcendental Philosophy 10 Fichte’s Original Presentation of the Foundational Principles of the Wissenschaftslehre: The Question of Method 11 The Idea of Universal Monarchy in Fichte’s Practical Philosophy Index