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German idealism is a theory about the nature of reality which maintains that what is real is in some way related to the contents of our own minds. This anthology brings together readings from classic works on the subject, including such writers as Kant, Fichte, Hegel and Schelling.

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Beginning with the publication of Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason" and extending through to Hegel's death, the period known as German Idealism signaled the end of an epoch of rationalism, empiricism, and enlightenment. This work reveals many of the contrasts that helped to differentiate each of the tradition's key thinkers.