Jeffrey Church is Professor of Political Science at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He is coeditor and cotranslator, with Anna Marisa Schön, of Fichte's Contribution to the Correction of the Public's Judgments of the French Revolution, also by SUNY Press. Benjamin Hofmann is postdoctoral researcher and lecturer at the University of Bamberg. He is coauthor, with Moritz Schulz, Johannes Marx, and Daniel Mayerhoffer, of Methoden der Politischen Theorie: Eine anwendungsorientierte Einführung.

"This is a welcome and timely group of translations, and I expect that it will impact English-speaking Fichte scholarship in significant ways. The translators have expertly rendered five important texts from the final six years of Fichte's life, including his lectures on the science of right from 1812 and a multipart dialogue on patriotism composed during the high point of Napoleon's conquests. This volume makes possible a more complete understanding of Fichte's social and political philosophy." — Benjamin D. Crowe, Boston University

• Introduction Jeffrey Church and Benjamin Hofmann 1. The Application of Eloquence to the Present War (1806) Translated by Anne C. Reitz 2. Patriotism and Its Opposite: Patriotic Dialogues (1806–1807) Translated by Anne C. Reitz 3. The Republic of the Germans (1807) Translated by Benjamin Hofmann 4. Lectures on the Vocation of the Scholar (1811) Translated by Anne C. Reitz 5. The Doctrine of Right (1812) Translated by Jeffrey Church and Benjamin Hofmann Glossary Index

Jeffrey Church is Professor of Political Science at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He is coeditor and cotranslator, with Anna Marisa Schön, of Fichte's Contribution to the Correction of the Public's Judgments of the French Revolution, also by SUNY Press. Benjamin Hofmann is postdoctoral researcher and lecturer at the University of Bamberg. He is coauthor, with Moritz Schulz, Johannes Marx, and Daniel Mayerhoffer, of Methoden der Politischen Theorie: Eine anwendungsorientierte Einführung.

"This is a welcome and timely group of translations, and I expect that it will impact English-speaking Fichte scholarship in significant ways. The translators have expertly rendered five important texts from the final six years of Fichte's life, including his lectures on the science of right from 1812 and a multipart dialogue on patriotism composed during the high point of Napoleon's conquests. This volume makes possible a more complete understanding of Fichte's social and political philosophy." — Benjamin D. Crowe, Boston University

• Introduction Jeffrey Church and Benjamin Hofmann 1. The Application of Eloquence to the Present War (1806) Translated by Anne C. Reitz 2. Patriotism and Its Opposite: Patriotic Dialogues (1806–1807) Translated by Anne C. Reitz 3. The Republic of the Germans (1807) Translated by Benjamin Hofmann 4. Lectures on the Vocation of the Scholar (1811) Translated by Anne C. Reitz 5. The Doctrine of Right (1812) Translated by Jeffrey Church and Benjamin Hofmann Glossary Index

Jeffrey Church is Professor of Political Science at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He is coeditor and cotranslator, with Anna Marisa Schön, of Fichte's Contribution to the Correction of the Public's Judgments of the French Revolution, also by SUNY Press. Benjamin Hofmann is postdoctoral researcher and lecturer at the University of Bamberg. He is coauthor, with Moritz Schulz, Johannes Marx, and Daniel Mayerhoffer, of Methoden der Politischen Theorie: Eine anwendungsorientierte Einführung.

"This is a welcome and timely group of translations, and I expect that it will impact English-speaking Fichte scholarship in significant ways. The translators have expertly rendered five important texts from the final six years of Fichte's life, including his lectures on the science of right from 1812 and a multipart dialogue on patriotism composed during the high point of Napoleon's conquests. This volume makes possible a more complete understanding of Fichte's social and political philosophy." — Benjamin D. Crowe, Boston University

• Introduction Jeffrey Church and Benjamin Hofmann 1. The Application of Eloquence to the Present War (1806) Translated by Anne C. Reitz 2. Patriotism and Its Opposite: Patriotic Dialogues (1806–1807) Translated by Anne C. Reitz 3. The Republic of the Germans (1807) Translated by Benjamin Hofmann 4. Lectures on the Vocation of the Scholar (1811) Translated by Anne C. Reitz 5. The Doctrine of Right (1812) Translated by Jeffrey Church and Benjamin Hofmann Glossary Index