6. Epistemology without Presuppositions and Fichte's Theory of Science
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[^2]: Please see Chapter IV p.30, of this book: “Within the region of the 'given, there must be something where our [own] activity does not hover in empty air, but where the content of the world itself enters into this activity. -Translator.
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