Johann Gottlieb Fichte's Wissenschaftslehre and subjective idealism (1794–1814)

1. Fichte begins Jena lectures on Wissenschaftslehre

   Jan 1, 1794Labels: Johann Gottlieb, University of, Wissenschaftslehre

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2. Fichte issues his first programmatic Wissenschaftslehre text

   Jan 1, 1794Labels: ber den, Johann Gottlieb

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3. First part of Foundations of the Entire Wissenschaftslehre

   Jan 1, 1794Labels: Grundlage der, Wissenschaftslehre, Johann Gottlieb

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4. Second installment completes the 1794/95 Foundations

   Jan 1, 1795Labels: Foundations installment, Johann Gottlieb

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5. Fichte publishes Outline clarifying the theoretical standpoint

   Jan 1, 1795Labels: Grundriss des, Wissenschaftslehre

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6. Fichte develops “nova methodo” lectures at Jena

   Oct 1, 1796Labels: Wissenschaftslehre nova, University of

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7. New Presentation essay signals a revised exposition

   Jan 1, 1797Labels: Versuch einer, Johann Gottlieb

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8. Essay on divine world-governance sparks the Atheism Dispute

   Jan 1, 1798Labels: Atheism Dispute, On the

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9. Fichte publishes his Appeal to the Public

   Jan 1, 1799Labels: Appellation an, Johann Gottlieb

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10. Fichte leaves Jena after the Atheism Controversy

    Jan 1, 1799Labels: Departure from, University of

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11. The Vocation of Man popularizes key idealist themes

    Jan 1, 1800Labels: Die Bestimmung, Johann Gottlieb

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12. Late Wissenschaftslehre lectures continue through 1814

    Jan 1, 1812Labels: Late Wissenschaftslehre, Johann Gottlieb

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13. Fichte dies in Berlin, ending the early project’s era

    Jan 29, 1814Labels: Death in, Johann Gottlieb

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