What was the primary concern of Fichte's philosophy?
Subjectivity and consciousness
Logic and science
Ethics and morality
Language and meaning
Answer
Subjectivity and consciousness were the primary concerns of Fichte's philosophy. Fichte argued that the starting point for all philosophical inquiry is the individual's conscious experience. He believed that the self is not a static entity, but rather a dynamic process of self-creation.
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