Abstract
The aim of this paper is to explain the connection between labor and citizenship in Fichte's political philosophy. The paper begins with an investigation of the ideas of human culture and political revolution. After that, the right to be able to live from one's labor is presented whithin the framework of Fichte's theory of the social contract. Lastly state regulations of human labor are presented as condition of citizenship.
Highlights
The aim of this paper is to explain the connection between labor and citizenship in Fichte's political philosophy
La realización de esta finalidad es una condición necesaria para que puedan aspirar a la concordancia espiritual consigo mismos, característica de los seres racionales en general y objetivo hacia el que tiende la formación humana, mediante el desarrollo de las capacidades y la adquisición de habilidades
Summary
The aim of this paper is to explain the connection between labor and citizenship in Fichte's political philosophy. Para evitar que la influencia de las cosas exteriores sobre la sensibilidad humana conduzca a un desacuerdo del ser humano consigo mismo, él debe transformarlas mediante su trabajo en productos realizados según conceptos, porque de ellas dependen sus sentimientos y representaciones.
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