

The Philosophy of Schelling with Christopher Satoor
5 snips Dec 11, 2024
Christopher Satoor, a doctoral candidate specializing in 18th and 19th-century German philosophy, dives deep into the overlooked brilliance of Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling. He discusses Schelling's philosophical evolution and his views on nature, contrasting them with contemporaries like Newton. Satoor highlights metaphors from nature, such as acorns and rivers, to explore freedom and existence. The conversation also touches on Schelling's critiques of Cartesianism and Hegel, emphasizing his influence on modern philosophy and the renewed interest in his work.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Journey Through Schelling's Philosophy
02:56 • 8min
The Philosophical Journey of Schelling
10:36 • 30min
The Infinite Potential of Finite Products in Nature
40:46 • 2min
Exploring Freedom and Potency through Nature Metaphors
43:02 • 4min
Schelling's Nature Philosophy
47:30 • 9min
The Philosophical Intricacies of Schelling
56:56 • 30min
Schelling's Philosophical Revival
01:26:59 • 12min