Fichtes Science of Knowledge a Critical Exposition
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It is the pure activity of the 1 that is so far independent of any objective environment. This demands a field for itself, and we thus postulate the outward realities.
Yet further it is true that we receive our most vivid, if not, indeed, our only real, notion of the actual existence of the things that surround us, from the resistance which they offer to our attempts to modify them. When we undertake to do this, we are confronted by the unyielding nature of our environment. We are continually f...inding ourselves face to face with some obstacle which is either im- movable or can be moved with difficulty. We can here apply literally Fichte's formula; namely, that only through the ideal do we reach the knowledge of the real. Here we see how our purpose outruns SOLUTION OF THE ANTINOMY. 177 our performance, and thus shows us the limits with- in which we are confined, which otherwise would not be perceived by us. Thus it is to a sturdy, active nature that the world seems most real. To a dreamy and contemplative nature, content with the inner realm of its own thoughts and fancies, the world might easily seem to be more or less of a dream- world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the pure activity of the 1 that is so far independent of any objective environment. This demands a field for itself, and we thus postulate the outward realities.
Yet further it is true that we receive our most vivid, if not, indeed, our only real, notion of the actual existence of the things that surround us, from the resistance which they offer to our attempts to modify them. When we undertake to do this, we are confronted by the unyielding nature of our environment. We are continually f...inding ourselves face to face with some obstacle which is either im- movable or can be moved with difficulty. We can here apply literally Fichte's formula; namely, that only through the ideal do we reach the knowledge of the real. Here we see how our purpose outruns SOLUTION OF THE ANTINOMY. 177 our performance, and thus shows us the limits with- in which we are confined, which otherwise would not be perceived by us. Thus it is to a sturdy, active nature that the world seems most real. To a dreamy and contemplative nature, content with the inner realm of its own thoughts and fancies, the world might easily seem to be more or less of a dream- world.
What to read after Fichtes Science of Knowledge a Critical Exposition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett, Charles Carroll, 1829-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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