 | Johann Gottlieb Fichte - 1868 - 384 strani
...principle is not something^ (has no predicate and can have none ;) it is simply what it is. But now all reality is in consciousness, and of this reality...Non-Ego which is not to be ascribed to the Ego, and vice versa. Both are something. The Non-Ego is what the Ego is not, and vice versa. Opposed to the absolute... | |
 | Benjamin Rand - 1924 - 924 strani
...principle is not something, (has no predicate and can have none;) it is simply -what it is. But now all reality is in consciousness, and of this reality that part is to be ascribed to the Non- Ego, which is not to be ascribed to the Ego, and -vice -versa. Both are something. The Non-Ego... | |
 | Benjamin Rand - 1924 - 920 strani
...principle is not something, (has no predicate and can have none;) it is simply what it is. But now all reality is in consciousness, and of this reality...Non-Ego, which is not to be ascribed to the Ego, and v ice versa. Both are something. The Non-Ego is what the Ego is not, and vice versa. Opposed to the... | |
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... posited, the Ego also must be posited; for both are posited as divisible in regard to their reality. And only now can you say of either, it is something. For the absolute Ego of the first fundamental principle is not something (has no predicate and... 