Johann Gottlieb Fichte Quotes

The New Education Must Consist Essentially In This, That It Completely Destroys Freedom Of Will In The Soil Which It Undertakes To Cultivate, And Produces On The Contrary Strict Necessity In The Decisions Of The Will, The Opposite Being Impossible. Such A Will Can Henceforth Be Relied On With Confidence And Certainty.

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