Intersubjectivity and the "Space of Reasons": Fichte in the Post-Analytical Context (original) (raw)

This paper explores Fichte's critique of naturalism and realism through an analysis of his idealism. It argues that Fichte’s attacks on dogmatism primarily target naturalism, proposing that his idealist framework does not inherently deny the existence of mind-independent objects but rather reframes the relationship between subjectivity and objectivity. Through a detailed examination of Fichte's methodology, it unveils the interdependent structures of representing and willing, emphasizing the role of intersubjectivity in achieving self-consciousness.