An Ongoing Research 

TESTI / Hans Jörg Sandkühler Schelling’s Philosophy of History The ‘big certainties’ were destroyed during Schelling’s life. This destruction was...

CONTRIBUTI / Gregor Schäfer The Real Accomplishment of Freedom. On “the Tendency Towards Historicity” in Schelling’s Impossible System Schelling calls...

ARTICOLI / Peter Neumann Latency. The Problem of Beginning in Schelling’s “Die Weltalter” Schelling’s conception of the beginning of time...

ARTICOLI / Vicki Müller-Lüneschloß  The Miracle or On The Power of Prayer. Reflections on an Imponderable Phenomenon The essay deals with...

CONTRIBUTI / Till Ermisch The following article seeks to explain Schelling’s distinction between negative and positive philosophy by discussing some of...

ARTICOLI / Michael Vater Schelling presents the 1809 freedom essay as the idealistic flowering of a vision of system he always...

ARTICOLI / Alessandro Tomaselli Preexisting Potentiality: the Late Schelling Between God and Nature This contribution aims to provide an overview...

TESTI / Manfred Frank Paulus’ printed annotations from the course which Schelling gave during the winter-term of 1841/42 at Berlin university were, besides the Preface to Cousin (and other students’ copies of Schelling’s earlier lecture-courses...

CONTRIBUTI / Laura Follesa Life in Matter and Nature’s Balance in Herder and Schelling In 1971 Valerio Verra pointed out Herder’s identification of the principle of universal explanation of nature and culture as a ‘rule...

CONTRIBUTI / Niklas Sommer The Principle of Indifference. A Dialogue Between Schiller and Schelling that Never Took Place In 1803 long after Schiller has abandoned his philosophical endeavours in favour of dramatic poetry he engages...

CONTRIBUTI / Brigita Gelžinytė This text addresses Fichte’s concept of self-consciousness in its critical appropriation by Schelling and Hegel. It is attempted to show that in Schelling’s and Hegel’s critique of Fichte’s self-positing Ich we can...

CONTRIBUTI / Alberto Destasio “Is Freedom A Concept?”. On a Kantian Trace in Schelling’s Positive Philosophy This article moves from the following lines of Martin Heidegger: «but however far Schelling travels on a new path...

CONTRIBUTI / Francesca D’Alessandris Thinking the Unfounded. Reading Schelling in Light of Martin Heidegger’s Course (1936) In his 1936 lecture-course on the Philosophical Inquiries into the Essence of Human Freedom Heidegger notices a tension towards...

CONTRIBUTI / Dennis Vanden Auweele F. W. J. Schelling and Friedrich Nietzsche appear for all intents and purposes in opposite philosophical corners, especially when it concerns religion. Nietzsche makes no positive mention of Schelling’s thought and...

ARTICOLI / Matteo Vincenzo D’Alfonso Schelling’s Philosophy of Mythology. In Light of the Concepts of ‘Realism’, ‘Emergence’, and ‘Documentality’ With reference to Schelling’s Philosophy of Mythology (PoM) in my paper, I will address three points, namely: To...

CONTRIBUTI / Gianluca De Fazio The Chiasmus of Nature and the Transcendental: “an Originary Duplicity”. Philosophical Ecology in Schelling’s System and M. Merleau-Ponty’s Ontology The aim of this paper is to analyze the ecological entailments...

CONTRIBUTI / Gregorio Demarchi Schelling and Canguilhem. Introduction to a Dialogue The article undertakes to compare Schelling’s and Canguilhem’s views on the relationship between life, laws of nature and mechanism. By their common reference to...

CONTRIBUTI / Thomas Höhne Schelling in Russia (1805-1856). From the Spreading of the Philosophy of Nature to the Elaboration of a Russian Positive Philosophy In the following article will be presented a short history of the...