This philosopher outlined five progressive stages of history in his Characteristics of the Present Age, as well as a short work Machiavelli as Author during his "Berlin period.
His work on political economy seems to reproduce features of Christian Wolff's Enlightened Despotism, despite the autarkic economic system it postulates, in this man's The Closed Commercial State. This figure argues that one cannot postulate the existence of God outside a "moral world order," in his On the Basis of Our Belief in a Divine Governance of the World. This thinker makes a distinction between mere "reflection" or setzen, and Tathandlung or fact/act unity in the realization of self, and his concept of the Anstoss signifies the self's original encounter with its own finitude. This philosopher outlined five progressive stages of history in his Characteristics of the Present Age, as well as a short work Machiavelli as Author during his "Berlin period." During his "Jena period" he asserted the "absolute I" as the foundational basis of his system, which attempted to transcendentally derive objective necessity and human finitude. Indirectly responding to F.H. Jacobi's critique of his system in The Vocation of Man, For 10 points, name this German philosopher who developed the Wissenschaftslehre and authored a very Kantian Attempt at a Critique of All Revelation.
His work on political economy seems to reproduce features of Christian Wolff's Enlightened Despotism, despite the autarkic economic system it postulates, in this man's The Closed Commercial State.
Johann Gottlieb {Fichte}