Volitive Identity: Fichte´s contribution to the explicitation of the concept of person
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2318-9800.v0i12p11-28Keywords:
Fichte, Self-Consciousness, Practical identityAbstract
In The Science of Knowledge nova methodo, Fichte holds that a subject only acquires a determinated conception of itself by identifying itself with a volitional determination that subjects its actions to a categorical “ought to”. The present article aims at showing that the fichtean thesis encompasses a conception of volitive identity which anticipates contemporary conceptions of the practical identity o persons, such as those introduced by H. Frankfurt and Chr. Korsgaard.Downloads
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