Kienhow Goh

In Schopenhauer’s thought, the will’s primacy over the intellect seems to suggest that the intellect plays no role in determining what we do. I provide an alternative picture of the intellect as actively deliberating and choosing in abstract cognition from what it passively receives from the will in natural cognition.

This book review offers the reader some perspectives on David James' book Fichte's Social and Political Philosophy: Property and Virtue as well as a concise summary of its contents.