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1793réf. 49839Königsberg 1793. - Iena und leipzig Gabler 1796. - Riga Hartknoch 1797. Bound together in contemp. boards. Titlelabel with wear. Spine rubbed and somewhat worn. Engraved titlevignette. 2IX249 pp. a wormtract in upper right corners on the last 35 leaves not affecting text. - 222291 pp. Some scattered brownspots. - 18128 pp. A faint dampstain to lower margins of the last 15 leaves. Last leaf with a nick in inner margin. With the first edition of Ficte's "Naturrecht" 1796 1. Part - An. Kant: Warda:96. hardcover
2007réf. BN215243Luchterhand Verlag GmbH 2007. 2007. Hardcover. Sozialrecht Sozialrecht Arnold Erlenkämper Wolfgang Fichte Luchterhand Verlag GmbH hardcover
2010réf. BN5615692010. 2010. Kollegnachschriften 1812-1814 Kollegnachschriften 1812-1814 Fichte Johann Gottlieb unknown
1808réf. 63357Berlin, 1808. 8vo. Contemporary brown half calf with gilt title-label to spine. Upper capital missing a small piece of leather on top right corner of the spine and cracks to the hinges. Small worm holes to corners, top corner of front board restored. Some browning and brownspotting due to the quality of the paper. Crossed-out name to front free end-paper, otherwise no markings or notes. 490, (1) pp.
1808réf. 63357Berlin 1808. 8vo. Contemporary brown half calf with gilt title-label to spine. Upper capital missing a small piece of leather on top right corner of the spine and cracks to the hinges. Small worm holes to corners top corner of front board restored. Some browning and brownspotting due to the quality of the paper. Crossed-out name to front free end-paper otherwise no markings or notes. 490 1 pp. First edition of Fichte's "Addresses to the German Nation" Reden an die deutsche Nation a compilation of speeches he delivered in 1807 in Berlin under the Napoleonic rule. It was an attemt to unite a German nation capable of resistance while several new philosophical concepts were introduced including the idea of a nation as a collective entity capable of generating individual duties. Fichte left Berlin after the Battle of Jena in 1806 leaving for Königsberg modern Kaliningrad and fleeing on to Copenhagen. He returned to Berlin in 1807 where he held the speeches. Neuhann 2025; Høffding 1899.Johann Gottlieb Fichte 1762-1814 was of one of the founding thinkers of German idealism. He is considered seminal philosopher in at least two respects: as the uniter of the ideas of the two great - Kant and Hegel - and as an important philosopher in himself who has contributed originally to the philosophy of the self. By some he is considered the father of German nationalism. Sources and further reading: Høffding Harald 1898. Fichtes taler til den tyske nation og nordslesvigernes nationale kamp. Særtryk af »Dansk Tidsskrift« Januar 1899. København: Cohens Bogtrykkerier. Neuhann Esther. 2025. "In Focus: New Perspectives on Fichte's Reden an die deutsche Nation 1808". In Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie vol. 73 no. 1 2025 pp. 64-69. https://doi.org/10.1515/dzph-2025-0004 hardcover
1817réf. 19752Stuttgart und Tübingen: Cotta 1817. Original boards worn and rubbed; interior spotted throughout due to paper stock but definitely readable. Uncut. First edition of Fichte’s first lecture at the Berlin University which opened in the autumn of 1810. He details his theories on the facts of consciousness as he had developed over the previous decade. Published posthumously Fichte himself had intended it for publication and left the manuscript ready for printing. Baumgartner-Jacobs 73x; Goedeke V821. Cotta unknown
1817réf. 19752Stuttgart und Tübingen: Cotta 1817. Original boards worn and rubbed; interior spotted throughout due to paper stock but definitely readable. Uncut. First edition of Fichte’s first lecture at the Berlin University which opened in the autumn of 1810. He details his theories on the facts of consciousness as he had developed over the previous decade. Published posthumously Fichte himself had intended it for publication and left the manuscript ready for printing. Baumgartner-Jacobs 73x; Goedeke V821. Cotta unknown books
1806réf. 4877237Himburgische Buchhandlung 1806. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. German Gothic Script. Half-binding marbled covers. Binding loose backstrip damaged with part missing. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item300grams ISBN: Himburgische Buchhandlung hardcover
réf. 82002Berlin Walter de Gruyter 1965. . Bde.1 u. 2: Abt. 1 Zur theoretischen Philosophie ; Bd. 1/2; Bde. 3 u. 4: Abt. 2 A Zur Rechts- und Sittenlehre Bde. 1/2; Bd. 5: Abt. 2 B Zur Religionsphilosophie Bd. 3; Bde. 6-8: Abt. 3 Populärphilosophische Schriften Bde. 1-3. - Johann Gottlieb Fichte 1762-1814 dt. Philosoph des deutschen Idealismus u. Erzieher. - Immanuel Hermann Fichte 1796-1879 Theologe u. Philosoph Sohn Johann Gottliebs. - Einbände mäßig berieben Rücken aufgehellt Papier schwach gebräunt sonst gut und sauber. (Berlin, Walter de Gruyter, 1965). unknown
1799réf. 64835Jena 1799. 8vo. Originalt svart omslag trykt i rødt. Ubeskåret. 6 192 4 24 4 s. 8vo. Original black wrapper with printing in red. Uncut. 6 192 4 24 4 pp. Gedruckt aus Kosten des Herausgebers und in Commission bei Christian Ernst Gabler Tysk. Omslagene med rifter og bruksspor. Wrappers with some small tears one small piece missing 1 x 1 cm. Some very minor foxing otherwise a good copy.A publication in connection with the so-called ""Atheismusstreit"" which finally forced Ficthe to leave his professorship in Jena in 1799. Fichte's religious views were equally disturbing to traditional orthodoxy. Encyclopedia of Philosophy vol 3 pp. 192-196. unknown
1824réf. 38491Leipzig, Herdig, 1824 und Berlin, Realschulbuchhandlung, 1806. Bound in one contemp. full cloth. Back gilt. Tears along second hinge and back somewhat rubbed. IV,380 pp. Quire Z (=pp. 353-68) wrongly bound after p. 16. Scattered brownspots. Small hole in titlepage, no loss. - IV,563 pp. Clean and fine.
1824réf. 38491Leipzig Herdig 1824 und Berlin Realschulbuchhandlung 1806. Bound in one contemp. full cloth. Back gilt. Tears along second hinge and back somewhat rubbed. IV380 pp. Quire Z =pp. 353-68 wrongly bound after p. 16. Scattered brownspots. Small hole in titlepage no loss. - IV563 pp. Clean and fine. Reden.is second enlarged edition. - Die Grundzüge. is first edition. hardcover
1982réf. BN446352Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt : frommann-holzboog 1982. 1982. Briefwechsel 1801-1806: 3. Briefe Band 5 Briefwechsel 1801-1806: 3. Briefe Band 5 Fichte Johann Gottlieb Reinhard Lauth und Hans Gliwitzky Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt : frommann-holzboog unknown
1800réf. 17569Berlin 1800. Beigebunden: Kann eine übersinnliche Weltordung die Prädicate habe die Fichte Gott beylegt und kann sie also Gott seynDen Aeusserungen des Herrn Prof. Fichte selbst gemäss verneinend beantwortet on -s. Für und wider Fichte. Jena 1799 N. u.W. a. V. EA Borst 859 Ziegenfuss 342 Doedecke V 8 13 Voss 8°. Pbd. Philosophie unknown
2004réf. BN5615042004. 2004. Kollegnachschriften 1810-1812 Kollegnachschriften 1810-1812 Fichte Johann Gottlieb unknown
2005réf. BN5615012005. 2005. Werke 1808-1812 Werke 1808-1812 Fichte Johann Gottlieb unknown
2007réf. BN5614802007. 2007. Briefwechsel 1810-1812 Briefwechsel 1810-1812 Fichte Johann Gottlieb unknown
1978réf. BN542295frommann-holzboog 1978. 1978. Hardcover. Gesamtausgabe der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. IV2. Kollegnachschriften 1796-1804. Gesamtausgabe der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. IV2. Kollegnachschriften 1796-1804. Johann Gottlieb Fichte; Herausgegeben von Reinhard Lauth und Hans Gliwithky frommann-holzboog hardcover
1829réf. 34974Sulzbach, Seidelsche Buchhandlung, 1829. 8vo. Bound in a very nice recent hcalf in old style w. five raised bands, gilt spine and gilt red leater title-label. Gilt borders to marbled paper-covered boards. An exceptionally fine and clean copy. XXX, (2, -Druckfehler und Verbesserungen), 416 pp.
1829réf. 36097Sulzbach, Seidelsche Buchhandlung, 1829. 8vo. Beautiful cont. hcalf w. richly gilt spine. A bit of wear to spine, but a very nice, clean and attractive copy in- as well as externally. Printed on good, thick paper. XXX, (2, -Druckfehler und Verbesserungen bound in after title-page), 416 pp.
1806réf. 23366Bln., 1806. 8vo uncut and unopened in recent marbled paper-boards. Clean copy. Fly-leaf without text with tear. VI, 215 pp.
1829réf. 34974Sulzbach Seidelsche Buchhandlung 1829. 8vo. Bound in a very nice recent hcalf in old style w. five raised bands gilt spine and gilt red leater title-label. Gilt borders to marbled paper-covered boards. An exceptionally fine and clean copy. XXX 2 -Druckfehler und Verbesserungen 416 pp. First edition of one of if not the most important of J.H. Fichte's works -the first of his larger independant works.Immanuel Hermann Fichte 1796-1879 was the son of Johann Gottlieb Fichte. He himself became a skilled and important theologian and philosopher.In his philosophy Fichte wishes to bridge the gaps between Hegel and Herbert with the aid of Leibnitz. He mainly attacks Hegel for his Pantheism and thus comes to establish a new philosophical movement on these grounds. hardcover
1829réf. 36097Sulzbach Seidelsche Buchhandlung 1829. 8vo. Beautiful cont. hcalf w. richly gilt spine. A bit of wear to spine but a very nice clean and attractive copy in- as well as externally. Printed on good thick paper. XXX 2 -Druckfehler und Verbesserungen bound in after title-page 416 pp. First edition of one of if not the most important of J.H. Fichte's works -the first of his larger independant works.Immanuel Hermann Fichte 1796-1879 was the son of Johann Gottlieb Fichte. He himself became a skilled and important theologian and philosopher.In his philosophy Fichte wishes to bridge the gaps between Hegel and Herbert with the aid of Leibnitz. He mainly attacks Hegel for his Pantheism and thus comes to establish a new philosophical movement on these grounds. unknown
1806réf. 23366Bln. 1806. 8vo uncut and unopened in recent marbled paper-boards. Clean copy. Fly-leaf without text with tear. VI 215 pp. First edition. hardcover
1848réf. ABE-EBAY-205728107202London: John Chapman 1848. Hardcover. Good. The Vocation of Man. By Johann Gottlieb Fichte. Translated from the German by William Smith. London: John Chapman 1848. A previous English translation in 1846 by Jane Sinnett was apparently poorly received; this is the first edition of William Smith's translation which formed the basis of many subsequent editions. Moderate to average external wear corners somewhat bumped spine tips a little frayed rubbing fading. Pages yellowed with sporadic foxing minor blemishes. Binding has some cracking first signature loosening. Small owner label inside front cover E. J. Cutler. Good plus. John Chapman hardcover