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Johannes Volkelt

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  • Immanuel Kant
    Kantianism
    / Metaphysical Neo-Kantianism

    The Romanticist Johannes Volkelt, in turn, took up the theme of a critical metaphysics and expressed his persisting aspirations toward the Absolute in the claim that, beyond the certainties of subjective consciousness, there exists a new kind of certainty in a transsubjective realm. Subjectivity is, thus, inevitably…

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    The Romanticist Johannes Volkelt, in turn, took up the theme of a critical metaphysics and expressed his persisting aspirations toward the Absolute in the claim that, beyond the certainties of subjective consciousness, there exists a new kind of certainty in a transsubjective realm. Subjectivity is, thus, inevitably…

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