This article addresses the themes of individuation and singularity in Schelling’s early philosophy of nature. Assessing a specific corpus of works (Ideas for a Philosophy of Nature, On the World Soul, First Outline of a System of the Philosophy Nature, and its Introduction), I aim to elucidate Schelling’s understanding of the living form as a non-bodily, intensive, heterogeneous, and yet singular act expressing the infinite activity of nature.
Divinità del singolare. Sulla teoria del vivente nel primo Schelling
Gregorio Tenti
2023-01-01
Abstract
This article addresses the themes of individuation and singularity in Schelling’s early philosophy of nature. Assessing a specific corpus of works (Ideas for a Philosophy of Nature, On the World Soul, First Outline of a System of the Philosophy Nature, and its Introduction), I aim to elucidate Schelling’s understanding of the living form as a non-bodily, intensive, heterogeneous, and yet singular act expressing the infinite activity of nature.File in questo prodotto:
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