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...
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...
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...
CONTRIBUTI / 2 / Salvatore Grandone / The article analyzes the Bergsonian historiographical approach in his courses at College de France (1902-1905). In these lessons Bergson shows a deep sensibility in explaining...
ARTICOLI / 4 / Sylvain Roux / In the course in the Collège de France of 1904-1905, Bergson analyzes the various theories of freedom which were since Antiquity proposed. There he finds the...
