Keywords
Idealismo alemán Filosofía trascendental Naturaleza Libertad Arte, .German Idealism Transcendental Philosophy Nature Freedom Art
Un sistema del pleno conocimiento Schelling y el Sistema del idealismo trascendental de 1800
Abstract
El Sistema del idealismo trascendental de Schelling es una de las obras centrales del idealismo alemán, tan relevante como compleja. En él se reflejan en pleno desarrollo los grandes debates de toda una época: la herencia de Kant y la filosofía trascendental, la necesidad de una filosofía de la naturaleza, la relación entre necesidad y libertad, la relevancia del concepto de organismo, el papel del arte y la intuición estética. Pocas obras de la Historia de la filosofía emprenden un proyecto tan radical, llevándolo además hasta sus últimas consecuencias: establecer un sistema de todo el saber, un sistema del pleno conocimiento. Este libro ofrece al lector una serie de materiales para acompañar la lectura del Sistema del idealismo trascendental, textos en los que grandes conocedores de la filosofía del autor se adentran en diversos aspectos de la misma. En ellos se encontrará una orientación en esta rica y compleja obra, un punto de apoyo a la lectura, con imprescindibles referencias a otras obras de Schelling, así como a ideas y debates filosóficos, científicos y culturales que enmarcan el contenido del Sistema.
Schelling’s System of Transcendental Idealism is one of the central works of German Idealism, as relevant as it is complex. It reflects, in their full development, the major debates of an entire era: the legacy of Kant and transcendental philosophy, the need for a philosophy of nature, the relationship between necessity and freedom, the significance of the concept of organism, and the role of art and aesthetic intuition. Few works in the history of philosophy undertake such a radical project and carry it through to its ultimate consequences: the establishment of a system of all knowledge, a system of complete cognition. This book offers readers a series of materials to accompany the reading of the System of Transcendental Idealism, texts in which leading scholars of Schelling’s philosophy explore its various aspects. These texts provide guidance through this rich and complex work, offering support for the reader, with essential references to other works by Schelling, as well as to philosophical, scientific, and cultural ideas and debates that frame the content of the System.*
Schelling’s System of Transcendental Idealism is one of the central works of German Idealism, as relevant as it is complex. It reflects, in their full development, the major debates of an entire era: the legacy of Kant and transcendental philosophy, the need for a philosophy of nature, the relationship between necessity and freedom, the significance of the concept of organism, and the role of art and aesthetic intuition. Few works in the history of philosophy undertake such a radical project and carry it through to its ultimate consequences: the establishment of a system of all knowledge, a system of complete cognition. This book offers readers a series of materials to accompany the reading of the System of Transcendental Idealism, texts in which leading scholars of Schelling’s philosophy explore its various aspects. These texts provide guidance through this rich and complex work, offering support for the reader, with essential references to other works by Schelling, as well as to philosophical, scientific, and cultural ideas and debates that frame the content of the System.*
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