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1. Historical-Critical Introduction
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2. The Ages of the World: (Fragment)
 
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3. Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph.
 
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5. The Grounding of Positive Philosophy:
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19. Clara: Or, on Nature's Connection
20. Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling

1. Historical-Critical Introduction to the Philosophy of Mythology (SUNY Series in Contemporary Continental Philosophy)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Von Schelling
Hardcover: 240 Pages (2007-07-05)
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Appearing in English for the first time, Schelling's 1842lectures develop the idea that many philosophical concepts are born ofreligious-mythological notions. ... Read more


2. The Ages of the World: (Fragment) from the Handwritten Remains, Third Versionj (C. 1815) (Suny Series in Contemporary Continental Philosophy)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Von Schelling
Paperback: 152 Pages (2000-01)
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3. Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph. Weltalter-Fragmente: Schellingiana 13.1 & 13.2.(Book Review): An article from: The Review of Metaphysics
by Joseph P. Lawrence
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This digital document is an article from The Review of Metaphysics, published by Philosophy Education Society, Inc. on December 1, 2003. The length of the article is 1107 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph. Weltalter-Fragmente: Schellingiana 13.1 & 13.2.(Book Review)
Author: Joseph P. Lawrence
Publication: The Review of Metaphysics (Refereed)
Date: December 1, 2003
Publisher: Philosophy Education Society, Inc.
Volume: 57Issue: 2Page: 437(3)

Article Type: Book Review

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4. Filosofia Del Arte (Clasicos)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Von Schelling
 Paperback: 576 Pages (2005-06-30)
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5. The Grounding of Positive Philosophy: The Berlin Lectures (S U N Y Series in Contemporary Continental Philosophy)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Von Schelling
Hardcover: 229 Pages (2007-07-05)
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The first English translation of Schelling's final "existential system." ... Read more


6. Anthologie aus Schelling\'s Werken
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling
Paperback: 207 Pages (2001-04-10)
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This Elibron Classics book is a facsimile reprint of a 1844 edition by Wilhelm Hermes, Berlin. ... Read more


7. Philosophische Untersuchungen über das Wesen der menschlichen Freiheit. Und die damit zusammenhängenden Gegenstände.
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling, Thomas Buchheim
Paperback: 234 Pages (2001-01-01)
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8. System of Transcendental Idealism (1800) (1800)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling
Paperback: 292 Pages (1993-04-01)
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Asin: 0813914582
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3-0 out of 5 stars Wow - is this hard to read
I have read some hard to understand books in my life but this is about themost difficult reading I have ever had to do - and members of my polisciclass agree. Although the level is extremely high the ideas behind it areinteresting to say the least. Pay special attention to the role ofiself-conciousness it will lead to greater insight to the work. ... Read more


9. Philosophical Investigations into the Essence of Human Freedom (Suny Series in Contemporary Continental Philosophy)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Von Schelling
Paperback: 183 Pages (2007-06)
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Schelling's masterpiece investigating evil and freedom. ... Read more

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4-0 out of 5 stars The Newest Translation
This book is a valuable contribution to the newest literature and supposed renaissance in Schelling research.Although there are three existing translations, all suffer from the defects familiar to the difficult exercise of translation.Among those, the Love/Schmid version suffers from these same problems, unfortunately.

I mention only one serious error (the others largely being unavoidable) in that Selbstständigkeit is translated as 'independence.'While this word does grasp one of the meanings of Selbstständigkeit, it fails to grasp the richness of the word, especially in its assymetrical opposition to Abhängigkeit (translated as dependence).My only complaint is that the translators did not note this particular locution.However, at almost all other places where there is doubt, they are careful to provide the German text.

The advantage of this edition, which over all existing is significant, is the historical apparatus attached to this edition, including translations of several other timely works that influenced Schelling's thinking (Boehme, Lessing, Baader, Jacobi).Although there is a lot of fascinating contemporary commentary done on the text (and Schelling's work at large) in different venues, little of it actually addresses the context in which the Freiheitsschrift was written.The apparatus attached to this edition fills this lacuna. ... Read more


10. Philosophical Inquiries into the Nature of Human Freedom (Open Court Classics)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Von Schelling
 Paperback: 180 Pages (1936-06)
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5-0 out of 5 stars A very important book, a turning point in philosophy
This is a tricky essay to read, in part because a large part of the essay is devoted to the task of differentiating Schelling's nuanced (but still fairly broad-strokes) account of the nature of human freedom from a number of other positions, not all of which have similar aims.At the same time, the essay is well worth the effort, both for the insight it gives into how to think the unthinkable and the non-rational, and for the influence of this essay on a wide range of thinkers such as Nietzsche, Freud (probably indirectly), Heidegger and Derrida.

The easiest way into the Inquiries is to notice that Schelling thinks of himself as continuing the tradition of transcendental philosophy that was inaugurated by Kant and pursued by Schelling's ally Fichte, but that unlike both Schelling is clearly engaged in a transcendental metaphysics: an inquiry not merely into what we must think (or what we are permitted to posit) in order to think freedom but into what the ultimate nature of reality must be like in order for freedom to possible.Schelling's novel insight is that freedom is only possible on the condition of good and evil -- that freedom has to be something more than mere indifference but must in some sense represent the possibility of a real choice with moral weight, choice that arises out of a situation in which we are tempted by evil but able to choose good.So, the question regarding freedom becomes a question regarding what we must think about the ultimate nature of reality in order to account for the possibility of good and evil.Here Schelling is happy to call what I have described as the ultimate nature of reality "God," but we should recognize that his term is conceived broadly enough to be open both to a Spinozistic -- God as Nature -- as well as a Theistic -- God as absolutely good and all powerful -- account.Probably the best simple formulation for what Schelling means by God is "the self-revealing substance" -- a formulation that is both clearly linked to Spinoza and to Christian theology.

Schelling carefully shows that freedom is inconsistent with a mechanistic conception of reality (which is at least part of what you find in Spinoza, though Schelling aims here also to revive the Spinozistic tradition from the contemporary challenges that had been levelled against it) but that it is equally incompatible with a traditional Theistic account, since that leaves no room for the possibility of evil, as well as a Gnostic account that makes good and evil into a dualistic opposition, since that leaves no room for real choice between them.Evil is not a positive reality opposed to good, but exists as a permanent possibility rooted in the reality from which emerges the good.Insofar as reality is understood as having the potential to give rise to order, unity, life, consciousness and freedom, it must also contain the potential for dissolution, chaos, death, annihilation and disease.This potential is not per se evil, but is manifest as evil insofar as the struggle towards the overcoming of irrationality and dissolution is a real struggle that can never be finally won.What Schelling calls the dark principle (the entropic tendency of matter to clump indifferently and dissolve patterning against the tendency towards spontaneous growth and the birth of order; the sluggishness of life; the tendency of ego to define itself over and against rather than with and in relation to others), this dark principle is a permanent possibility that breaks down and resists the formation of unity and community.

4-0 out of 5 stars ...The Beginning of the End of the Dialectical.
This book is important for several reasons. I mention only a few here. Schelling, a great dialectical (in the modern 'German Idealist' sense) thinker/philosopher in these pages makes a crucial admission of the impossibility of overcoming (ancient) esotericism. (Hegel makes a similar admission in the great preface of the Phenomenology.) For the sake of this short note let us think of the esoteric as the unchanging. Schelling here admits that there is an unmediated 'basis' that accompanies us through all our dialectical adventures. This 'origin' is subsumed in God but it is not 'overcome' or surpassed. Indeed, this 'basis' rages through (at least!) all things capable (like humans) of spirit. Schelling goes so far as to say that "To separate from God they [all creatures] would have to carry on this becoming on a basis different from Him. But since there can be nothing outside God, this contradiction can only be solved by things having their basis in that within God which is not God Himself, i.e. in that which is the basis of His existence." It is this unmediated basis (within God but forever separate from him, unmastered even by Him!) that accompanies all things through their dialectical adventures. In fact, this unmediated 'pole' (if you will) threatens to drag us down (back! ...A genuine horror for all dialectical thought!) towards it. "All evil strives back towards chaos" Schelling says. [Digressing for a moment I would like to point out that this eerily prefigures Nietzsche's remark that "Everywhere, the way to the beginnings leads to barbarism."] By this Schelling indicates (or at least seems to) that every dialectical step 'forward' can never outrun the shadow of chaos, the negative, the unmediated, the unreasonable. ...Is this the dawn of the postmodern? I would also point out that Schelling, in his later [post 1809] speculations, found something that genuinely caused him unease in this way of thinking. After writing this essay (1809) he publishes next to nothing, though he lives to 1854. Did he foresee the dialectical being swallowed up by the unchanging basis? "Nothing at all in creation can remain ambiguous" - he bravely says. But the uncreated, unknowable, unmediated and unmastered Basis remains in God - and in us all! ... Read more


11. The Philosophy of Art (Theory and History of Literature)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Von Schelling, Douglas W. Stott
 Paperback: 395 Pages (1989-04)
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4-0 out of 5 stars Importance of Schelling's "Philosophy of Art"
Conceptual frame: This is the only edition of Schellings's overall view of Art. The only way to have art is through Philosophy and Schelling expresses this implicitly in his work. This book is a thorough example of howromanticism and transcendnetalism can communicate. For anyone interested inAesthetics this book is necessary - it shows how Aesthetics areinfinitized. Technical frame: The book is 342 pages plus 55 pages ofForeword and Translator's introduction; it includes notes, bibliography,and index, and is divided into two basic parts - General section of thePhilosophy of Art and Specific section of the Philosophy of Art. ... Read more


12. Aus Schellings Leben. In Briefen: Band 1: 1775-1803
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling
Paperback: 502 Pages (2003-08-19)
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13. F. W. J. Schelling's philosophische Schriften. Erster Band.
by F. W. J. (i.e. Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von) Schelling
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14. Exposition de mon système de la philosophie : sur le vrai concept de la philosophie de la nature suivi de "Sur l'exposition du système de l'identité de Schelling"
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling, Johann Gottlieb Fichte, Emmanuel Catin
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15. Schelling. Ausgewählt und vorgestellt. (Philosophie jetzt)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling, Michaela Boenke
Paperback: 511 Pages (2001-08-01)

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16. Aus Schellings Leben. In Briefen: Band 3: 1821-1854
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling
Paperback: 272 Pages (2003-08-19)
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17. Aus Schellings Leben. In Briefen: Band 2: 1803-1820
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling
Paperback: 462 Pages (2003-08-19)
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18. Uber das Verhaltnis der bildenden Kunste zu der Natur: Mit einer Bibliographie zu Schellings Kunstphilosophie (Philosophische Bibliothek)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling
Perfect Paperback: 92 Pages (1983)

Isbn: 3787305424
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19. Clara: Or, on Nature's Connection to the Spirit World (Suny Series in Contemporary Continental Philosophy)
by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Von Schelling
Paperback: 192 Pages (2002-10)
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Leading thinkers from traditions explore common philosophical topics. ... Read more


20. Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling und die Medizin der Romantik: Studien zu Schellings Wurzburger Periode (European university studies. Series VII. Section B, History of medicine)
by Werner Gerabek
Perfect Paperback: 535 Pages (1995)

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