Fichte's Transcendental Philosophy: The Original Duplicity of Intelligence and Will Book

	Acknowledgments
	Method of Citation for Fichte's and Kant's Works
	Key to Fichte's Works Cited
	Introduction	1
1	Completing Kant's Transcendental Idealism	11
1	The Systematic Significance of Transcendental Idealism in Kant	12
2	The Wissenschaftslehre as System of Transcendental Idealism	15
3	The Metacritique of Transcendental Idealism	20
2	An Eye for an I	25
1	Philosophy as Wissenschaftslehre	26
2	The Wissenschaftslehre as Idealism	27
3	The Method of the Wissenschaftslehre	30
4	The Experiment of the Wissenschaftslehre	32
5	Assessing the Project of the Wissenschaftslehre	38
3	Positing and Determining	43
1	Absolute Positing	45
2	From Positing to Determining	48
3	Theoretical Determining	50
4	Practical Determining and Predicative Positing	52
4	Changing the Appearances	55
1	The System of Ethics in the System of the Wissenschaftslehre	56
2	The Moral Principle of Subjectivity	59
3	A Transcendental Theory of Action	63
5	Willing as Thinking	71
1	An Integrated Theory of Reason	72
2	Freedom and the Laws of Thinking	74
3	Thinking and Intuiting	75
4	Intelligence and Practical Faculty	78
5	Thinking and Willing	79
6	Pure Willing and Thinking	79
6	Ideal Thinking and Real Thinking	83
1	The Ideality of Philosophy	84
2	Ideal and Real Activity	86
3	Ideal and Real Thinking	89
4	Thinking and the Real	91
7	Determination to Self-determination	97
1	The Attempt at a Critique of All Revelation	99
2	The System of Ethics	101
3	The Wissenschaftslehre Nova Methodo	105
8	The Unity of Intelligence and Will	110
1	Transcendental Noumenalism	111
2	Synthetic Thinking and the Pure Will	116
3	Faith as the Unity of Intelligence and Will	121
	Notes	127
	Bibliography	153
	Index	163