Focusing on the centrality of Aesthetics in Schelling's philosophy, this book delves into the mechanisms of his concepts and their significance in modern thought. It traces the origins of his Aesthetic philosophy back to Kant and explores his philosophical development prior to engaging with Fichte. The influence of figures like Plato, Aristotle, and Hölderlin is examined, highlighting how Schelling navigated these intellectual landscapes with originality and independence. The work aims to deepen the understanding of Schelling's pivotal role in the evolution of philosophical thought.
