Fichte and modernity. Philosophy, History, Religion

The modern world situation, which has aggravated the problematicity of our existence, makes a philosophical idea abandon the skeptical irony characteristic of postmodern and seriously raise questions characteristic of classical philosophizing. The appeal in this context to historical and philosophical tradition should be free from a superficial attitude to the history of thought as a portrait gallery of philosophers arguing with each other. Instead, one should try to grab this story as an internally unified and objectively necessary process for which subjective constructions and deconstruction are unacceptable. An attempt to think about the heritage of Johann Gotlib Fichte - one of the most important authors in the history of Western European classical philosophy - is presented in works that make up a real collection