The Science of Knowledge
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The power of imagi- nation unites both and posits Z and — Z, or, as we determined it above, V = O.
But the causality of X is to remain free although excluded from Z. This exclusion would not leave X free, if the causality of Y in Z negated or can- celed something in X, or made any in itself possible utterance of X impossible. Hence, it must be that no possible utterance of X does ever come in conflict with the causality of Y and Z ; there must not be any such tendency of filling up Z in X. Ther...e must be in X itself a ground by virtue of which Z is not its sphere of causality ; there must not be in X any ground of a possibility that Y could be its sphere of causality.
Y and X, therefore, unite accidentally in a point, in the absolute synthetical union of absolute oppo- sites, without any mutual influence or action upon each other.
3d. We have shown before that A + B must be determined through B. Hitherto only B has been thus determined ; but mediately A also is determined through it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The power of imagi- nation unites both and posits Z and — Z, or, as we determined it above, V = O.
But the causality of X is to remain free although excluded from Z. This exclusion would not leave X free, if the causality of Y in Z negated or can- celed something in X, or made any in itself possible utterance of X impossible. Hence, it must be that no possible utterance of X does ever come in conflict with the causality of Y and Z ; there must not be any such tendency of filling up Z in X. Ther...e must be in X itself a ground by virtue of which Z is not its sphere of causality ; there must not be in X any ground of a possibility that Y could be its sphere of causality.
Y and X, therefore, unite accidentally in a point, in the absolute synthetical union of absolute oppo- sites, without any mutual influence or action upon each other.
3d. We have shown before that A + B must be determined through B. Hitherto only B has been thus determined ; but mediately A also is determined through it.
What to read after The Science of Knowledge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Gottlieb Fichte to read onlineMoreLess
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