Reviews
Has the ego become the center of philosophy? No, it's the unconscious and structure.
Kant's self is again divided into subject and object; oh, it's complicated.
Kant is always right.
This book seems to allow us to review the overall and general context of German idealist philosophy, starting with Kant and ending with Hegel. While the term "transcendental" is usually translated as "a priori" or "transcendental," it is translated as "empirical" in this book.
A book that organizes the core concepts of German Idealism well
Baek Hun-seung: Theories of self-consciousness in Kant and German Idealism
*Theories of Self-Consciousness in Kant and German Idealism* is a book that focuses on the context of philosophical dialogue, which held undeniable significance in the formation of the philosophical systems of Kant and the German idealists. Composed of five chapters, it examines theories ranging from preliminary considerations to Kant's theory of self-consciousness, Fichte's theory of self-consciousness, Schelling's theory of self-consciousness, and Hegel's theory of self-consciousness.
Korean title: 칸트와 독일관념론의 자아의식 이론
Korean author: 백훈승
Korean publisher: 서광사
ISBN-13: 9788930610476
Reviews
Has the ego become the center of philosophy? No, it's the unconscious and structure.
Kant's self is again divided into subject and object; oh, it's complicated.
Kant is always right.
This book seems to allow us to review the overall and general context of German idealist philosophy, starting with Kant and ending with Hegel. While the term "transcendental" is usually translated as "a priori" or "transcendental," it is translated as "empirical" in this book.
A book that organizes the core concepts of German Idealism well
