Através do espelho kantiano: observações sobre Fichte e o idealismo (alemão)

Através do espelho kantiano: observações sobre Fichte e o idealismo (alemão)

The present paper explores the complex relation between Kant and Post-Kantian German Idealism and more specifically the relation between Kant and Fichte. What is German Idealism? What kind of ‘idealism’ is meant to be characteristic of the so-called German Idealists? How did Hegel and Fichte read Ka...

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Autor principal: Rockmore, Tom
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Idioma:Portugais
Publicado em: Revista de Estud(i)os sobre Fichte 2026
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analytical philosophy
constructivism
german idealism
representationalism
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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:ref_410 https://doi.org/10.4000/ref.410 urn:doi:10.4000/ref.410 pt https://journals.openedition.org/ref/410 2026-06-09T02:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/jqc7 All rights reserved Através do espelho kantiano: observações sobre Fichte e o idealismo (alemão) Revista de Estud(i)os sobre Fichte Universidade Federal do Espirito Santo info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2258-014X URI:https://journals.openedition.org/ref Rockmore, Tom analytical philosophy constructivism german idealism representationalism The present paper explores the complex relation between Kant and Post-Kantian German Idealism and more specifically the relation between Kant and Fichte. What is German Idealism? What kind of ‘idealism’ is meant to be characteristic of the so-called German Idealists? How did Hegel and Fichte read Kant? To what extent was Fichte faithful to the Kantian philosophical motives? Is transcendental philosophy a representationalist or constructivist philosophy? In order to answer these questions I begin with an analysis of how Marxism and Analytical philosophy have understood ‘idealism’. Then I examine the polysemy of the term ‘idealism’ in the history of western philosophy from Plato to 19th Century British Idealism. The last four sections are dedicated to German Idealism’s reception of Kantian philosophy and the development of my thesis about constructivism, transcendental philosophy and German Idealism. I will suggest that German idealism came up with the Copernican revolution of Kant, whose constructivist insight permeates the views of Kant and his German idealist successors. Furthermore, I will suggest that the idealism of Fichte is a version of Kantian constructivism, or, put another way, the argument that we only know what we have built.
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topic analytical philosophy
constructivism
german idealism
representationalism
spellingShingle analytical philosophy
constructivism
german idealism
representationalism
Rockmore, Tom
Através do espelho kantiano: observações sobre Fichte e o idealismo (alemão)
description The present paper explores the complex relation between Kant and Post-Kantian German Idealism and more specifically the relation between Kant and Fichte. What is German Idealism? What kind of ‘idealism’ is meant to be characteristic of the so-called German Idealists? How did Hegel and Fichte read Kant? To what extent was Fichte faithful to the Kantian philosophical motives? Is transcendental philosophy a representationalist or constructivist philosophy? In order to answer these questions I begin with an analysis of how Marxism and Analytical philosophy have understood ‘idealism’. Then I examine the polysemy of the term ‘idealism’ in the history of western philosophy from Plato to 19th Century British Idealism. The last four sections are dedicated to German Idealism’s reception of Kantian philosophy and the development of my thesis about constructivism, transcendental philosophy and German Idealism. I will suggest that German idealism came up with the Copernican revolution of Kant, whose constructivist insight permeates the views of Kant and his German idealist successors. Furthermore, I will suggest that the idealism of Fichte is a version of Kantian constructivism, or, put another way, the argument that we only know what we have built.
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title Através do espelho kantiano: observações sobre Fichte e o idealismo (alemão)
title_short Através do espelho kantiano: observações sobre Fichte e o idealismo (alemão)
title_full Através do espelho kantiano: observações sobre Fichte e o idealismo (alemão)
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