Facts of Consciousness

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Facts of Consciousness by Johann Gottlieb Fichte, translated by Adolph Ernst Kroeger

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Information about this edition Original title: Die Thatsachen des Bewusstseyns (1817).

[edit] Table of contents

• Part 1: The Theoretical Faculty
  • Chapter 1: Concerning external perception.
  • Chapter 2: Concerning internal perception or reflection.
  • Chapter 3: Concerning the reproduction of external perception.
  • Chapter 4: Concerning time.
• Part 2: The Practical Faculty
  • Chapter 1
  • Chapter 2
  • Chapter 3
  • Chapter 4
  • Chapter 5: Nature and the individual.
  • Chapter 6: General remarks.
  • Chapter 7: Communication between free individuals as such.—The moral law.
• Part 3: Concerning the Higher Faculty
  • Chapter 1: The moral tie between individuals.
  • Chapter 2: Fuller exposition of individuality.
  • Chapter 3: General review of all the preceding.
  • Chapter 4: The moral law as the principal of life.
  • Chapter 5: The contemplation of God as the principal of the moral law.
  • Chapter 6: Conclusion.

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