Kantian ethics and German Idealism: Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel's responses (1785–1830)

1. Kant publishes the Groundwork for morality

   Jan 1, 1785Labels: Immanuel Kant, Groundwork

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2. Kant expands his ethics in the Second Critique

   Jan 1, 1788Labels: Immanuel Kant, Critique of

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3. Fichte gains attention with Critique of Revelation

   Jan 1, 1792Labels: Johann Fichte, Critique of

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4. Fichte publishes Foundations of the Science of Knowledge

   Jan 1, 1794Labels: Johann Fichte, Wissenschaftslehre

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5. Schelling argues over dogmatism and criticism

   Jan 1, 1795Labels: F W, Dogmatism and

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6. Fichte develops a Kant-influenced theory of right

   Jan 1, 1796Labels: Johann Fichte, Foundations of

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7. Kant publishes the Metaphysics of Morals

   Jan 1, 1797Labels: Immanuel Kant, Metaphysics of

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8. Fichte publishes The System of Ethics

   Jan 1, 1798Labels: Johann Fichte, The System

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9. Schelling publishes System of Transcendental Idealism

   Jan 1, 1800Labels: F W, System of

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10. Hegel critiques Fichte and Schelling’s systems

    Jan 1, 1801Labels: G W, Difference Between

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11. Hegel publishes Phenomenology of Spirit

    Jan 1, 1807Labels: G W, Phenomenology of

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12. Hegel publishes Science of Logic’s first volume

    Jan 1, 1812Labels: G W, Science of

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13. Hegel completes the first edition of Science of Logic

    Jan 1, 1816Labels: G W, Science of

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14. Hegel publishes Elements of the Philosophy of Right

    Jan 1, 1820Labels: G W, Philosophy of

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