Intelligibler Fatalismus und Grundlegung der Philosophie. Zur Auseinandersetzung zwischen Johann Gottlieb Fichte und Carl Christian Erhard Schmid

Schmid’s discussion with Fichte proves to be particularly instructive, for it shows the extent to which the rejection of intelligible fatalism already within the Wissenschaftslehre can be interpreted not only as a consequence of a particular conception of freedom, but rather of a greater and more important distance, which concerns a merely psychologically oriented Critique and an allegedly pure transcendental philosophy.