Gottlob Benjamin Jäsche (1762–1842) taught in Dorpat and had edited Kant’s lectures on logic.

The Jäsche Logic of 1800 remains to this day the foundation for what we know about Kant’s logic — and at the same time it is disputed, because Jäsche compiled from notes things that Kant never wrote in that form. Hegel knew the edition and used it.

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