LA ARQUITECTÓNICA DE LA DEDUCCIÓN DE LAS CATEGORÍAS EN EL SISTEMA FICHTEANO DE 1794/95

The present paper examines the systematic structure of Fichte's deduction of the categories in his Foundations of the entire Science of Knowledge (1794/95). It will be argued i) that Fichte develops a system of three categories groups (relation, quality and quantity), each of them composed by three categories; ii) that the chief category of Fichte's system, contrary to the traditional interpretation of the Fichtean table of categories, is the category of reciprocal determination; iii) that Fichte's deduction implies the exclusion from the categories system of both the modal categories and the Kantian distinction between dynamic and mathematic categories. In the last part the conventional reading of Fichte's deduction of the categories is critically analysed