Table of Contents Daniel Breazeale Introduction ι Part I. In the Wake of Kant Tom Rockmore Fichte, German Idealism and the Thing in Itself 9 Nectarios Limnatis Fichte and the Problem of Logic: Positioning the Wissenschaftslehre in the Development of German Idealism 21 Daniel Breazeale Doing Philosophy: Fichte vs. Kant on Transcendental Method 41 Giorgia Cecchinato Form and Colour in Kant's and Fichtes Theory of Beauty 63 Part II. Wissenschaftslehre in Context Steven Hoeltzel Critical Epistemology and Idealist Metaphysics in Fichte's Wissenschaftslehre (1794-1800) 83 Ulrich Schlösser Presuppositions of Knowledge versus Immediate Certainty of Being: Fichte's 1804 Wissenschaftslehre as a Critique of Knowledge and a Program of Philosophical Foundation 103 F. Scott Scribner Falsification: On the Role of the Empirical in J. G. Fichte's Transcendental Method .. 117 VI Table of Contents Marina Bykova The Self as the World Into Itself. Towards Fichtes Conception of Subjectivity 131 Part III. Fichte and Schelling Richard Fincham Schelling's Subversion of Fichtean Monism, 1794-1796 149 Yolanda Estes Intellectual Intuition: Reconsidering Continuity in Kant, Fichte, and Schelling 165 George Seidel From Idealism to Romanticism and Leibniz' Logic 179 Part IV. Fichte and Hegel Angelica Nuzzo Fichte's Transcendental Logic of 1812 - Between Kant and Hegel 189 C. Jeffery Kinlaw Practical Rationality and Natural Right: Fichte and Hegel on Self-Conception within a Relation of Natural Right 207 Virginia López-Domínguez Political Realism in Idealism: Fichte versus Hegel and their Different Versions of the Foundation of Right 227 Arnold Farr Fichte's Master/Slave Dialectic: The Untold Story 243 Anthony N. Perovich Jr. Fichte, Hegel, and the Senses of »Revelation« 259 Matthew C. Altman Fichte's Anti-Hegelian Legacy 275 Part V. Fichte and Early Romanticism Michael G. Vater »Philosophy on the Track of Freedom« or »Systematizing Systemlessness«: Novalis's Reflections on the Wissenschaftslehre, 1795-1796 287 Table of Contents VII ViolettaLWaibel »With Respect to the Antinomies, Fichte has a Remarkable Idea.« Three Answers to Kant and Fichte - Hardenberg, Hölderlin, Hegel 301 Elizabeth Millán-Zaibert Forgetfulness and Foundationalism: Schlegel's Critique of Fichte's Idealism 327 Bärbel Frischmann Friedrich Schlegel's Transformation of Fichte's Transcendental into an Early Romantic Idealism 343 David Kenosian Sound Reasoning: Fichtean Elements in Wilhelm von Humboldt's Philosophy of Language 357 Claude Piché Fichte, Schleiermacher and W. von Humboldt on the Foundation of the University of Berlin 371.