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Fichte the first to transform Kant's theory of knowledge into an absolute metaphysic - His constitutionally syn thetic mind - Every philosophy must be a Monism Dogmatism and Idealism as the only two possible types of philosophy - Impossibility of explaining the Self by action ab extrw - Fichte's distinction between the Abso lute Ego and the empirical self - His speculative ex planation of the given element in knowledge - The Non Ego and the origin of consciousness - A series of me chanical metaphors - Fichte disclaims this interpreta tion of his theory - Exclusively practical character of his idealism at this period - It leaves no permanent reality in the universe - Later forms of his theory - Disuse of the term Ego - Schelling's Absolute a relapse into Spinozism - The inevitable result of substantiating the logical unity of thought as a creative Self - Fascina tion of the conception - Taken as a metaphysic, it de prives both God and man of real existence - Fichte's later developments - Life or Nature as the prizes of individuals - Knowledge as independent and self-ex istent - Existence of God out of and beyond the pro cess of evolution.
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Fichte the first to transform Kant's theory of knowledge into an absolute metaphysic - His constitutionally syn thetic mind - Every philosophy must be a Monism Dogmatism and Idealism as the only two possible types of philosophy - Impossibility of explaining the Self by action ab extrw - Fichte's distinction between the Abso lute Ego and the empirical self - His speculative ex planation of the given element in knowledge - The Non Ego and the origin of consciousness - A series of me chanical metaphors - Fichte disclaims this interpreta tion of his theory - Exclusively practical character of his idealism at this period - It leaves no permanent reality in the universe - Later forms of his theory - Disuse of the term Ego - Schelling's Absolute a relapse into Spinozism - The inevitable result of substantiating the logical unity of thought as a creative Self - Fascina tion of the conception - Taken as a metaphysic, it de prives both God and man of real existence - Fichte's later developments - Life or Nature as the prizes of individuals - Knowledge as independent and self-ex istent - Existence of God out of and beyond the pro cess of evolution.
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The following Lectures, forming the second series of Balfour Philosophical Lectures, were delivered in the University of Edinburgh at the close of last winter session. They take up the questions which were suggested by the concluding lecture of the previous course on Scottish Philosophy; but they will be found to depend for intelligibility on nothing beyond themselves. In preparing for publication, I have adhered to the lecture form; but in what now stands as the third and fourth lectures, I have found it desirable to alter the arrangement of topics which was adopted in delivery.
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