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Ca. 18,4 x 11 cm. 11 Blätter, 290 Seiten. Pappband der Zeit mit rotem Farbschnitt. Erste Ausgabe der bedeutendsten philosophisch-staatswissenschaftlichen Abhandlung Fichtes, die der Autor selbst "als sein bestes und durchdachtestes Werk" betrachtete. Einband beschabt und berieben, Ecken und Kapitale mit Läsuren, Exlibris (Landesbibliothek Posen. / Eigenthum der Historischen Gesellschaft für die Provinz Posen.), Stempel und Name am Titelblatt, Stempel und Name am Titelblatt, Stempel verso Titelblatt (Posen).

. Small 8vo. [XXII],290p. Contemp. boards, back with gilt-lettered orange label, edges little rubbed. A bright copy. First edition. The first exposition of a socialist nation in Germany. In The closed commercial state' Fichte outlines a national economy in which production, labour and distribution are centrally organized, protected' against foreign competition. This will guarantee the right of labour for all people, according to Fichte the chief right of man, and prevent both indigence and excessive wealth. Fichte's social ideas, directly connected with the ethical outlook of his philosophy, have been of enormous influence on later German and foreign ethical socialism. *Baumgartner & Jacobs 51x. Kress B.4130. Goldsmiths' 17957. Humpert 7668. Stammhammer II,p.113.

First edition of Fichte's principal work on state intervention in the national economy, considered "the best historical example of implementing Kant's idea of a hypothetical contract in the terrain of modern political economy" (Hunt, p. 170). Fichte was one of the founders of German idealism, and "through his philosophy he has indirectly exercised great influence on economists, his system giving in outline the theory of development worked out by Hegel, and applied by certain of Hegel's followers to economic history and theory" (New Palgrave II). Goldsmiths' 17957; Kress B.4130; Mattioli 1265. Istvan Hunt, "Adam Smith's history of law and government as political theory", in Richard Bourke & Raymond Geuss (ed.), Political Judgement: Essays for John Dunn, 2009. Octavo (178 x 107 mm). Contemporary blue paper boards, spine hand lettered in black ink. Spine very gently rolled and ends bumped, spine and board edges sunned, some light spotting to contents, small tear to lower edge of sig. H2, an excellent copy.

First edition. 8vo. [22], 290 pp. Recent paste paper covered boards, spine ruled in gilt and lettered in gilt on orange label, edges untrimmed. Tübingen, J. G. Cotta Fichte's principal work on state intervention in the national economy, considered 'the best historical example of implementing Kant's idea of a hypothetical contract in the terrain of modern political economy' (Hunt, p. 170). The germ of the Kantian socialism of the later nineteenth century is clearly evident in the work, and Fichte had a marked influence on a number of later socialists. Fichte?s thought, heavily influenced by Kant, was primarily concerned with ethics, and a core notion of his moral philosophy was the self-realisation of the dutiful will in devotion to ideal ends. But Fichte was careful to admit consideration of the individual will within an objective social context of reciprocal rights, duties and interests, and he turned his attention, in the present work, to the question of what socio- economic conditions would best conform with ethical imperatives. His answer is in the very title of the work, ?The Closed Commercial State? The autarchic society advocated by Fichte would be an entirely self-regulated social economy, requiring government direction of all foreign trade and state action to achieve such goals as the elimination of surpluses, scarcity, or unemployment. Only thus would scope for the autonomous self-fulfilment of all be provided. Fichte was one of the founders of German idealism, and "through his philosophy he has indirectly exercised great influence on economists, his system giving in outline the theory of development worked out by Hegel, and applied by certain of Hegel's followers to economic history and theory" (New Palgrave II, p. 317). Baumgartner & Jacobs 51; Goldsmiths? 17957; Hamburg Commerz-Bibliothek, 1864 Katalog, col. 83; Humpert 7668; Kress B.4130; Menger, col. 163; Stammhammer, Bibliographie des Sozialismus II, 113; Ziegenfuss I, 342.