The Physics of Idealism
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But if the world is the creation of a monistic active prin- ciple, it remains to show how from mere activity can arise a subject and object in knowledge, morality and duty, the permanence of matter, and the laws of organic and inorganic Nature. Fichte devoted himself to the problems of knowledge and of ethics. With those branches of the philosophy of Kant which concern physical nature and organic life, however, he had nothing to do. He believed that a correct understanding of the process of kno...wledge demonstrated that the questions of natural science have no real philosophical interest. If na- ture is only the creation of thought, any constancies which THE PHYSICS OP IDEALISM. 39 may be discovered in things prove nothing about the Absolute Spirit which could not already be shown by an examination of intelligence. For the purposes of philosophy, then, the science of nature can add nothing to the truth which has al- ready been worked out by the science of knowledge.
This result, however, is a paradoxical one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if the world is the creation of a monistic active prin- ciple, it remains to show how from mere activity can arise a subject and object in knowledge, morality and duty, the permanence of matter, and the laws of organic and inorganic Nature. Fichte devoted himself to the problems of knowledge and of ethics. With those branches of the philosophy of Kant which concern physical nature and organic life, however, he had nothing to do. He believed that a correct understanding of the process of kno...wledge demonstrated that the questions of natural science have no real philosophical interest. If na- ture is only the creation of thought, any constancies which THE PHYSICS OP IDEALISM. 39 may be discovered in things prove nothing about the Absolute Spirit which could not already be shown by an examination of intelligence. For the purposes of philosophy, then, the science of nature can add nothing to the truth which has al- ready been worked out by the science of knowledge.
This result, however, is a paradoxical one.
What to read after The Physics of Idealism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Lenderson Hinman to read onlineMoreLess
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