History of Philosophy
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Sigisniund Beck (1761-1840), who did not, however, succeed in eliminating it from Kantianism. [Beck (Einzig mdijUcher Standpunkt aus icelchem die tcritische PhUosophie beurtheilt icerden muss, Riga. 1796) rejects the thiag-in-itself, and interprets the Critique in the idealistic sense. — Tr.J '^ Kvit'ik der reinen Vernunfi, p. 234.
3 Id.
* Hence the name, philosophy of identity.
k 478 MODERN PHILOSOPHY last analysis, an inconsistency of the Kantian philosophy to concede the existence of a thing...-in-itself outside of and hy the side of reason, so to speak. The true consequence of the Critique of Pure Reason is the monism of the ego, or abso- lute idealism.
But though the Critique of Pure Reason takes us to the threshold of panlogism, with its system and method, does not the result of the Critique of Practical Reasoii^ the dual- ism of the '^ two reasons," absolutely hinder us from cross- ing it? The speculative Kantians, with Fichte at their head, do not regard this teaching as an obstacle to their interpretation of criticism, but consider it as an additional argument in its favor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sigisniund Beck (1761-1840), who did not, however, succeed in eliminating it from Kantianism. [Beck (Einzig mdijUcher Standpunkt aus icelchem die tcritische PhUosophie beurtheilt icerden muss, Riga. 1796) rejects the thiag-in-itself, and interprets the Critique in the idealistic sense. — Tr.J '^ Kvit'ik der reinen Vernunfi, p. 234.
3 Id.
* Hence the name, philosophy of identity.
k 478 MODERN PHILOSOPHY last analysis, an inconsistency of the Kantian philosophy to concede the existence of a thing...-in-itself outside of and hy the side of reason, so to speak. The true consequence of the Critique of Pure Reason is the monism of the ego, or abso- lute idealism.
But though the Critique of Pure Reason takes us to the threshold of panlogism, with its system and method, does not the result of the Critique of Practical Reasoii^ the dual- ism of the '^ two reasons," absolutely hinder us from cross- ing it? The speculative Kantians, with Fichte at their head, do not regard this teaching as an obstacle to their interpretation of criticism, but consider it as an additional argument in its favor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thilly, Frank, 1865-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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