Fichte: Foundations of Natural Right (Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy)

Fichte's Thought Marks A Crucial Transitional Stage Between Kant And Post-kantian Philosophy. Foundations Of Natural Right, Thought By Many To Be Fichte's Most Important Work Of Political Philosophy, Applies His Ideas To Fundamental Issues In Political And Legal Philosophy, Covering Such Topics As Civic Freedom, Right, Private Property, Contracts, Family Relations, And The Foundations Of Modern Political Organization. This Volume Offers The First Complete Translation Of The Work Into English, By Michael Baur, Together With An Introduction By Frederick Neuhouser That Sets It In Its Philosophical And Historical Context. Deduction Of The Concept Of Right -- Deduction Of The Applicability Of The Concept Of Right -- Systematic Application Of The Concept Of Right Or The Doctrine Of Right -- Pt. 2. Applied Natural Right -- App. 1. Outline Of Family Right -- App. 2. Outline Of The Right Of Nations And Cosmopolitan Right J.g. Fichte ; Edited By Frederick Neuhouser ; Translated By Michael Baur. Includes Bibliographical References (p. Xxxi-xxxiii) And Index.