Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Foreword: Remembrance through Disenchantment ix
5. Acknowledgments xliii
6. Textual Notes and Abbreviations xlv
7. 1 Introduction 1
8. I The Systematic Structure of Kant’s Philosophy
9. 2 Internal Experience and Philosophical Theory 15
10. 3 Sensation, Cognition, and the “Riddle of Metaphysics” 29
11. 4 Freedom as the “Keystone” to the Vault of Reason 46
12. II Kant’s Early Critics
13. 5 The Allure of “Mysticism” 65
14. 6 Jacobi and the “Spinozism of Freedom” 82
15. 7 Jacobi and the Philosophy of Immediacy 96
16. 8 Reinhold and the Systematic Spirit 113
17. 9 Reinhold and “Elementary Philosophy” 127
18. 10 Schulze and Post-Kantian Skepticism 140
19. III Fichte
20. 11 The Aenesidemus Review 157
21. 12 “Own Meditations on Elementary Philosophy,” I 174
22. 13 “Own Meditations on Elementary Philosophy,” II 187
23. 14 The Science of Knowledge (1794–1795) 202
24. 15 Theories of Imagination and Longing and Their Impact on Schlegel, Novalis, and Hölderlin 216
25. 16 Foundation and System in The Science of Knowledge 231
26. 17 The Paradoxical Character of the Self-Relatedness of Consciousness 246
27. 18 The Turn to Speculative Theology 263
28. IV Hölderlin
29. 19 The Place of Hölderlin’s “Judgment and Being” 279
30. V Hegel
31. 20 The Way to the Fifth Philosophy (The Science of Logic) 299
32. 21 The Logic of Negation and Its Application 316
33. Index 333