Gottlob Ernst Schulze

G.E. Schulze (or Schulze-Aenesidemus), a notable critic of Kantianism, insisted that, on Kant’s theory, no one could know any objective truths about anything; he could only know the subjective necessity of his own views. The Jewish critic Salomon Maimon contended that, though there are such…

…the empirical critic of Kantianism G.E. Schulze, it was experience in the sense intended by Hume, a volley of discrete sense impressions; for the theory of knowledge of the outstanding ethical idealist Johann G. Fichte, it was the original positing of the Ego and the non-Ego, which meant, in turn,…