Shelling and Kant's Criticisms of the Organic World

In his third and final critique, the critique of judgment 17 90, that was published, kant really, ah, begins to o certainly advance the transcendental perspective. He says there is a kind of wholeness in the organic world that cannot be explained as though it was just parts outside of parts colliding according to mechanical laws of causality. And so w he'll say, is a visible nature is invisible mind, right? Mind is invisible nature. So shelling's understanding of nature is not aphi sophy about nature, it is nature.