The Works of Charles Follen With a Memoir of His Life volume 3
The Works of Charles Follen With a Memoir of His Life volume 3
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But with regard to objects of experience, such as are derived through the senses, we are conscious that they are not productions of our own minds alone, but of our own faculties cooperating with impressions from other objects.
It is easy to perceive here the strong leaning of Kant's doctrine to absolute idealism. For the asser- tion, that our experience is not the sole production of our own faculties, but in part originates from im- pressions received from realities, which exist beside our mind...s, even this assertion rests upon the evidence of our own minds alone. Consequently, the greatest of Kant's disciples, Fichte, deduced all objects from the laws and functions of our own faculties.
This theory of human knowledge, proposed by Kant, particularly in his great work, " The Critique of Pure Reason, " must have proved very unfavorable to the establishment of moral and religious principles, if Kant had not assigned to reason another, a practi- cal function, which, in his own judgment, far sur- passed its theoretical use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But with regard to objects of experience, such as are derived through the senses, we are conscious that they are not productions of our own minds alone, but of our own faculties cooperating with impressions from other objects.
It is easy to perceive here the strong leaning of Kant's doctrine to absolute idealism. For the asser- tion, that our experience is not the sole production of our own faculties, but in part originates from im- pressions received from realities, which exist beside our mind...s, even this assertion rests upon the evidence of our own minds alone. Consequently, the greatest of Kant's disciples, Fichte, deduced all objects from the laws and functions of our own faculties.
This theory of human knowledge, proposed by Kant, particularly in his great work, " The Critique of Pure Reason, " must have proved very unfavorable to the establishment of moral and religious principles, if Kant had not assigned to reason another, a practi- cal function, which, in his own judgment, far sur- passed its theoretical use.
What to read after The Works of Charles Follen With a Memoir of His Life volume 3?
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