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Art and democracy in Habermas
(State University of New York Press, 1991)
Au sein de la théorie de l’agir communicationnel de Habermas, l’art représente l’une des trois sphères de la modernité culturelle, à côté de la science et de la morale. Selon le schéma de la rationalité communicationnelle, ...
The letter is particulary lethal in the Wissenschaftslehre
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2014)
It is striking to notice that Fichte intended the first written version of his Doctrine of
Science (1794-95) “for his listeners,” namely for the students of the University of Jena where he
had just taken up his post. ...
Fichte, Schleiermacher and W. von Humboldt : on the creation of the University of Berlin
(Rodopi, 2010)
On the eve of the foundation of the University of Berlin, Wilhelm von Humboldt
was in charge of choosing between the various proposals submitted for the organization of the
future institution. Since he had to choose for ...
Heidegger, Cohen, and the neo-Kantian reading of Kant
(Humanity Books, 2000)
Heidegger ne se livrera jamais à une critique systématique de l’interprétation de Kant par Hermann Cohen. Tout au plus se contente-t-il au passage de quelques remarques, souvent négatives, comme par exemple sur le caractère ...
The Concept of phenomenology in Fichte’s Wissenschaftslehre of 1804/II
(De Gruyter, 2010)
Fichte characterizes the second part of his Doctrine of Science of 1804 with the term «
phenomenology », to which he assigns a double meaning : theory of illusion (Schein) and theory of
phenomenon (Erscheinung). If the ...
The place of aesthetics in Fichte's early system
(Northwestern University Press, 2002)
The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that aesthetics had its place in Fichte’s early system of the WL, and that due to contingent circumstances he did not have the chance to expound it. But we can reconstruct the main ...
The precritical use of the metaphor of epigenesis
(Humanity Books, 2001)
If Kant has recourse to the metaphor of epigenesis throughout his career, we must distinguish between its use in paragraph 27 of the Transcendental Deduction, in which it is closely associated with the Copernican Revolution, ...
Fichte's debate with Reinhold in 1793 : the doctrine of drives and the problem of freedom
V Fichte, early romanticism and German idealism
(Edwin Mellen Press, 2004)
This article focuses on Fichte’s essay on Revelation (2nd ed.) and on his review of Creuzer’s book on the freedom of the will. These texts contain a critique of the theory of freedom exposed by K. L. Reinhold in the Letters ...
Kant on the "conditions of the possibility" of experience
(Springer & Palgrave Macmillan, 2016)
The aim of this paper is to set out some features of Kant’s conception of transcendental
philosophy. I would like to argue that this philosophy, although it is situated at a higher level of
discourse than common knowledge, ...