German Idealism (Fichte, Schelling, Hegel)

The work of Martina Heidegger "German idealism (Fichte, Shelling, Hegel) and the philosophical problematics of modernity" emerged during the preparation of the lecture course for the summer semester of 1928, and the main place in it is paid to the study of philosophy Fichte. Hydegger begins with a detailed interpretation of the three principles of "heads. , After which it moves to the grounds of theoretical knowledge and to the science of practical. This is followed by a brief fragment of Shelling as an intermediate link in the history of German idealism. Finally, as an introduction to the philosophy of the Gela, it is proposed a discussion of its early treatise on the difference between the systems of Fichte and Schelling, and the Consideration of the problem of starting in Gegelian "logic is completed