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    Reinhold and Fichte in Confrontation: A Tale of Mutual Appreciation and Criticism.Martin Bondeli & Silvan Imhof (eds.) - 2020 - De Gruyter.
    From the early 1790s until after the turn of the century, a very productive but also controversial exchange took place between Reinhold and Fichte. Though many key aspects of post-Kantian philosophy were discussed, the philosophical confrontation between Reinhold and Fichte is most instructive for the understanding of post-Kantian philosophy. The exchange started when Fichte published his verdict on Reinhold's Elementarphilosophie and disapproved of its fundamental principle. In 1794 Fichte challenged Reinhold by presenting his Wissenschaftslehre. Reinhold was not convinced of Fichte's (...)
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    P. F. Strawson - Ding und Begriff / Object and Concept.Sarah-Jane Conrad & Silvan Imhof (eds.) - 2010 - De Gruyter.
    Ding und Begriff stellen den Kern von Peter F. Strawsons Philosophie dar: Worauf beziehen wir uns in unserem alltaglichen Denken und Sprechen und unter welchen Bedingungen konnen wir uns darauf beziehen? Mit dieser Frage, wie wir die Welt begrifflich erfassen, sind eine Reihe von Problemstellungen metaphysisch-ontologischer, epistemologischer, logischer und sprachphilosophischer Natur verbunden. An sie knupfen die hier versammelten Beitrage an. Die systematische Auseinandersetzung mit Strawsons Themen zeigt einige Schwachen seiner Positionen auf, weist aber auch Wege zu moglichen Losungen und bettet (...)
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  3. Strawson - Concept and Object.S.-J. Conrad & S. Imhof (eds.) - 2010 - ontos.
     
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    Der Grund der Subjektivität: Motive und Potenzial von Fichtes Ansatz.Silvan Imhof - 2012 - Basel: Schwabe.
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    Einsturz und Neubau: Fichtes erste Grundsatzkonzeption als Antwort auf den Skeptizismus.Silvan Imhof - 2016 - Fichte-Studien 43:52-70.
    In the first paragraph of the Grundlage der gesammten Wissenschaftslehre Fichte gives an extended exposition of his first principle. The aim of the article is to show that, first, this exposition is in fact an argument in favour of the first principle of the Wissenschaftslehre, and, second, that it answers the central point of the sceptical criticism put forward by Jacobi, Maimon and Schulze against Kantian philosophy. In order to corroborate these theses, the central point of the sceptical critique has (...)
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  6. Kann der Mensch ohne Sprache gedacht werden?: Die transzendentale Rolle der Sprache bei Fichte.Silvan Imhof - 2008 - Freiburger Zeitschrift für Philosophie Und Theologie 55 (2):356-379.
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    Realität durch Einbildungskraft. Fichtes Antwort auf Maimons Skeptizismus in der Grundlage der gesammten Wissenschaftslehre.Silvan Imhof - 2020 - Fichte-Studien 48:3-24.
    Concluding the deduction of imagination in § 4 of the Grundlage der gesammten Wissenschaftslehre, Fichte remarks that one lesson of the Wissenschaftslehre is that all reality is a product of imagination. One of the greatest thinkers of the age, Fichte writes, is teaching the same, but calls it a deception of imagination. Fichte’s remark is aimed at Salomon Maimon, and it shows that his deduction shouldn’t be read only as part of the systematic development of the theoretical Wissenschaftslehre, but should (...)
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    Reinhold on the relation between common understanding and philosophising reason.Silvan Imhof - 2018 - Revista de Filosofia Aurora 30 (51).
    In 1791 Karl Leonhard Reinhold expressed full agreement with Kant’s verdict that appeal to common understanding is not acceptable in philosophy. Only three years later Reinhold presented a philosophical methodology in which common understanding was explicitly assigned an essential function. In my contribution, I shall first reconstruct Reinhold’s account of the relation between common understanding and philosophising reason (Section 2). According to this account, common understanding is supposed to provide a multitude of empirical facts of consciousness. Philosophising reason takes these (...)
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