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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #16/65 But thou shouldst then content thyself with saying,—“I feel myself affected in the manner that I call red, blue, smooth, rough.” Thou should

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #15/65 Therefore thou knowest of the existence of objects only by means of seeing, feeling them, &c.; and thou knowest that thou seest and feel

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #14/65

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #13/65 I will do all for the best;—I will rejoice when I have done right, I will grieve when I have done wrong; and even this sorrow shall be sweet

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #12/65 These manifold possibilities are certainly possibilities within it, founded in its own peculiar character, but they are not

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #11/65 I desire to possess an inward and peculiar power of manifold, infinite modes of manifestation, like those powers of Nature, and this power s

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #10/65 I may repent, and rejoice, and form good resolutions;—although, strictly speaking, I cannot even do this, for all these things come to me of

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #9/65 Give to Nature the determination of one single element of a person, let it seem to be ever so trivial,—the course of a muscle, the turn of a

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #8/65 The powers in whose manifestation my personality consists,—the formative—the self-moving—the thinking powers,—are not these same powers as t

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #7/65 This, my inter-connexion with the whole system of Nature, it is, then, which determines what I have been, what I am, and what I shall be; an

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #6/65 There is in Nature an original thinking-power, as there is an original formative-power. This original thinking-power of the Universe pro

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #5/65 Suppose it to lie some few paces further inland than it does:—then must the storm-wind that drove it in from the sea have been stronger than

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #4/65 What I found myself compelled to assume in order to account for the gradual origin and the changes of those determinations, was an ac

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[Literature] Johann Gottlieb Fichte: The Vocation of Man #3/65 In like manner will Nature, in the succeeding moment, be necessarily determined to the particular forms which it will then assume—for this

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