Johann Gottlieb Fichte
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I posit myself as rational, that is, as free. In doing so I have the representation of freedom. In the same undivided act I posit other free beings.
— P. 7-8
Johann Gottlieb Fichte (* 19. Mai 1762 in Rammenau; † 29. Januar 1814 in Berlin) war ein deutscher Philosoph. Er gilt neben Immanuel Kant, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel und Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling als bedeutendster Vertreter der Klassischen Deutschen Philosophie.
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I posit myself as rational, that is, as free. In doing so I have the representation of freedom. In the same undivided act I posit other free beings.
The conception of Rights involves that when men are to live in a community, each must so restrict his freedom as to permit the coexistence of the freedom of all others.
The subject must distinguish itself through opposition from the rational being, which it has assumed outside of itself.
What man is to be, he must become; and as he is to be a being for himself, must become through himself.
The law commands that the other person shall treat me as a rational being. He does not do so; and the law now absolves mc from all obligation to treat him as a rational being.
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