Considering the social contract, this man proposed the Staatsburgervertag as a worldly manifestation of the Rechtslehre, or "doctrine of right.' This thinker argued that man discovers his own limitations in his conception of the Anstoss, or "check." This man proposed that the system of philosophy one chooses depends on the type of person one is in distinguishing between his own philosophy and dogmatism. This thinker proposed the "self-positing of the I" as the foundation of his worldview, the Wissenschaftslehre. In another work, this man argued that laws contrary to morality cannot be the creations of a divine being; that work was published without his name, leading it to be attributed to Ka
Considering the social contract, this man proposed the Staatsburgervertag as a worldly manifestation of the Rechtslehre, or "doctrine of right.' This thinker argued that man discovers his own limitations in his conception of the Anstoss, or "check." This man proposed that the system of philosophy one chooses depends on the type of person one is in distinguishing between his own philosophy and dogmatism. This thinker proposed the "self-positing of the I" as the foundation of his worldview, the Wissenschaftslehre. In another work, this man argued that laws contrary to morality cannot be the creations of a divine being; that work was published without his name, leading it to be attributed to Kant. For 10 points, name this author of An Attempt at a Critique of All Revelation, a German idealist.
Considering the social contract, this man proposed the Staatsburgervertag as a worldly manifestation of the Rechtslehre, or "doctrine of right.'
Johann Gottlieb {Fichte}