TESTI / Hans Jörg Sandkühler Schelling’s Philosophy of History The ‘big certainties’ were destroyed during Schelling’s life. This destruction was caused by the development of the critic philosophy (also ‘anti-philosophy’ for Feuerbach)...
CONTRIBUTI / Gregor Schäfer The Real Accomplishment of Freedom. On “the Tendency Towards Historicity” in Schelling’s Impossible System Schelling calls his later philosophy a ‘philosophy of history’ or a ‘historical philosophy’. This...
ARTICOLI / Peter Neumann Latency. The Problem of Beginning in Schelling’s “Die Weltalter” Schelling’s conception of the beginning of time in the Ages of the World is new. It differs from all...
ARTICOLI / Vicki Müller-Lüneschloß The Miracle or On The Power of Prayer. Reflections on an Imponderable Phenomenon The essay deals with the phenomenon of «miracles» and traces its genuinely Christian origin until modern...
CONTRIBUTI / Till Ermisch The following article seeks to explain Schelling’s distinction between negative and positive philosophy by discussing some of the core concepts of Schelling’s Freiheitsschrift, namely, the concepts of Identity, finite-identity...
