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    Facts of Consciousness
    Facts of Consciousness
    Facts of Consciousness
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    Facts of Consciousness

    By Johann Gottlieb Fichte

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    "All our external perception presupposes, firstly, an activity of the mind which is checked and which we call sensation; secondly, an activity of the mind which gives to this felt sensation an infinitely divisible extension and which we call contemplation; and, thirdly, an activity of the mind which objectivates the thus extended sensation and asserts it to be an external thing, and which we call thinking." 'Facts of Consciousness' is a book on the human mind and its abilities in perception of information. It is the work of 17th century German philosopher Johann Gottlieb Frichte.
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    Release dateAug 10, 2022
    ISBN8596547165606
    Facts of Consciousness
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    Johann Gottlieb Fichte

    Johann Gottlieb Fichte wird 1762 geboren. Nachdem ihm der Schulbesuch noch durch einen Gönner ermöglicht wird, muß er sich das Studium in Jena durch Hauslehrerstellen finanzieren. Die Begegnung mit der Philosophie Kants veranlaßt ihn, diesen in Königsberg aufzusuchen und ihm den Versuch einer Kritik aller Offenbarung vorzulegen. Kant vermittelt hierfür einen Verleger, und das Erscheinen des Werks macht Fichte schlagartig berühmt.Als auch politischer Denker setzt sich Fichte zunächst für die Ideale der französischen Revolution ein um dann später vehement gegen die napoleonische Unterdrückung zu kämpfen. Mit Fichte als einem der Hauptvertreter des deutschen Idealismus setzen sich insbesondere Schelling und Hegel auseinander. Fichte stirbt 1814 in Berlin an einer Infektionskrankheit.

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