German Idealism
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| Critique of Pure Reason |
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| English-translated first and second editions of the major work of Immanuel Kant, the 1700s Prussian philosopher and founder of transcendental idealism, the basis of 1800s German Idealism philosophy. |
Reviewed by bantychick
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| Kant on the Web |
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| Archive of writings by Immanuael Kant in English, German, and other languages, along with electronic texts about Kant by author Stephen Palmquist, also available for purchase, and photo gallery. |
Reviewed by bantychick
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| North American Fichte Society |
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| Information about the 17-1800s German idealism philosopher, Johann Gottlieb Fichte, by a group of scholars. Includes his complete works in German, translations, newsletter archive, photographs, and books. |
Reviewed by bantychick
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| Proceedings of the Friesian School |
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| A very large collection of writings and reviews of modern followers of the philosophy founded by Kant and continued by German idealist philosophers such as Schopenhauer, Fries, and Nelson. |
Reviewed by bantychick
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| Hegal Society of America, The |
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| Promotes the study of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, the 1800s German idealist philosopher and author, and Hegalism. Includes information on membership, conference, and publications. |
Reviewed by bantychick
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| Hegel.net |
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| Provides information about the life and times of Hegel and some of his contemporaries, including links to online versions of his principal works.
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Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| North American Kant Society |
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| Features papers, articles, photographs, and publications related to the study of Immanuel Kant, a philosopher from Prussian in the 1700s. Includes membership information. Many resources in German. |
Reviewed by bantychick
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| Society for German Idealism |
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| Archives of writings on philosophies of famous German idealists such as Kant, Fichte, Hegel, and Shelling. |
Reviewed by darbel
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