Acid Horizon Schelling and Ecological Thinking with Chris Satoor
Apr 16, 2022
Christopher Satoor, a Schelling scholar, joins the hosts to explore Friedrich Schelling's early work. They discuss Schelling's naturphilosophie, points of continuity in his philosophical systems, and his dynamic realist ontology. The podcast also delves into Schelling's thought in relation to ecological thinking, the interconnectedness of spirit and nature, and the problem of objectification. They explore Schelling's incorporation of mystical elements and his views on emergence and the principle of identity. The importance of a molecular level approach to ecosystem preservation and the relevance of idealism, materialism, and ontological realism in understanding nature are also discussed. The chapter concludes with discussions on aliens, cults, and a new journal on Schelling.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Schelling's Philosophy of Nature: Complexity, Emergence, and the Bridging of Spirit and Nature
02:25 • 33min
Exploring Schelling's Thought and Ecological Thinking
35:03 • 23min
Schelling's Exploration of the Real and the Ideal
57:42 • 10min
Understanding the Essence of a Thunderstorm and Rethinking Nature
01:07:30 • 3min
Understanding Philosophical Viewpoints and their Implications for Ecological Thinking
01:10:19 • 11min
Alien Poetry, Cults, and a New Journal on Schelling
01:21:14 • 5min