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	Fries, Jakob Friedrich F Philosophers Fries, Jakob Friedrich F Philosophers Fries, Jakob Friedrich Jakob Friedrich Fries, 1773-1843. Nineteenth-century German Idealist philosopher, exponent and follower of Kant. He sought to resolve the paradoxes of Kant's "transcendental deduction." Top: Society: Philosophy: Philosophers: F: Fries, Jakob Friedrich: See Also: Top/Society/Philosophy/Philosophers/K/Kant, Immanuel Top/Society/Philosophy/History of Philosophy/19th Century - Biographical essay from the Friesian School, which seeks to revive and rehabilitate his teachings. - Excerpts from Shlomo Avineri on questionable aspects of Fries's doctrines. - M. Gelber's translation of a passage from the philosopher's 1816 work of this title.
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