How does Fichte's 'I' relate to collective action?
My concept of the I, particularly in my later political works, extends beyond the individual. The ethical and national community is a manifestation of a higher, collective I. The individual's freedom and moral development are inextricably linked to the recognition and engagement with others, forming a shared space for rational action and self-determination. This is not about solitary existence, but about the shared striving towards a just and free social order.
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