One of his books argues that self-consciousness was normatively constructed while in another he calls the self a substance and divides the titular concept into three principles.
One of this man's works is subtitled "An Attempt to Force the Reader to Understand" while another is subtitled "The Towards the Blessed Life." That work is analyzed the Enlightenment's place in history and is called Characteristics of the Present Age. His work was analyzed by a contemporary in The Fundamental Concepts and Principle of Ethics, and that book's author Karl Reinhold was a rival of this man. One of his books argues that self-consciousness was normatively constructed while in another he calls the self a substance and divides the titular concept into three principles. Besides Foundations of Natural Right and Science of Knowledge, this man posited the Tathandlung, or fact/act distinction and a work divided into the sections Doubt, Knowledge, and Faith titled Vocation of Man. Also known for his Addresses to the German Nation, for ten points name this idealist, the author of an Attempt at a Critique of All Revelation.
One of this man's works is subtitled "An Attempt to Force the Reader to Understand" while another is subtitled "
Johan Gottlieb {Fichte}