Schelling's Organic Form of Philosophy: Life as the Schema of Freedom

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abduction, method of interpretation, 218 absolute idealism, 178–179 identity, 180–184, 189 intelligence, 214 involution, 179 knowing, 188 magnitude, 19, 81, 95, 102, 144–159, 178, 185 truth, 199 whole, 18, 23, 93–97, 102, 123, 148 will, 190–191, 207–210 Absolute, 113 disjunctive form of, 84 organic form of, 188 standpoint of, 185 Subject-Objectivirung of the, 25 synthesis of, 179, 216 tense of, futurity, 215–216 aesthetic, 3–5, 34–35, 73 aesthetic idea(s), 76, 90–102, 109, 113 antinomy of, 75 apprehension, 95 and Aristotle, 94 estimation, 95, 98 experience, 97 internal intuition of, 92 as mythological, 29 pleasure, 94 of the sublime, 18, 92, 109, 160 and the supersensible ground, 92 Aesthetic philosophy, 199 analogon differentiated from schemata and symbol, 100 and the idea of the maximum, 86 of a schema of sensibility, 87 Anselm, logic of the maximum, 88 antinomy of aesthetic judgment, 74–76 of freedom, 140 of reason, 80, 93 of taste, 74 beauty, 5, 29, 33, 115–120 apprehension of, 73 as completeness, 34, 113, 115 experience of, 100 idea of, 94, 100, 106 ideal of, 70 Böhme, Jakob, 44–47, 49, 51–53, 61 causality, inner principle of, 81 cogito, 2–10, 21, 154, 162, 221 cognition, productive faculty of, 76 community and reciprocal causation, 24, 159, 178 self-organizing systems, 14 Index ? 277 278 Index complementum ad totum, 97 complete wholeness, 128 conscientia, 8, 9, 33, 179, 221 creative act of, 66 construction, 191–201 method of, 143 copula, 3, 5, 42, 164, 166 transitive, 174, 179 creation, dynamic evolution of, 6, 7, 16 das Unvordenkliche, 28, 98 decentered Self, 28 Descartes, 2, 32 desire causality of, 72 divine, 53, 59, 117 as will, 71–74 discursive, 5, 15, 28, 43 consciousness, 67 limits of, 109, 115 predicates of, 3 principles, 75, 144–147 reflection, 43, 151 thought, 48, 94, 150 and time-sequence, 162 understanding, 149 disjunctive form, 140, 158, 161, 164, 168, 180–184, 217 highest principle of logic, 183–186 identity, 141, 153, 170–174, 177 judgment, 74, 124 logic of community and reciprocal causality, 20, 102, 155, 159, 179 logic of progressive method, 75, 143, 153–154 organic life, form of, 95 problematic status of, 74, 222 proposition, 143 and transcendental idea of God, 78 and Transcendental Ideal, 85 dogmatism, 182, 192 inversion of, 2 dynamic categories, 134, 143–148, 158, 177, 208 absolute magnitude, 102 idea of the sublime, 92 inversion over mathematical, 19, 25, 221 maximum, 84, 87, 93–94, 147 Naturbegriffe, 80–81, 147 progressive method, 15, 20, 143, 146 self-organizing systems, 14 synthesis of the unconditional, 18, 93–94 Ebenbild, 54–57, 59 economic-teleological principle, 3 emphatic knowing, 10 epistemology Aristotle’s, 110 comprehensive, 37 of the divine, 66, 106 genetic, 47 of the sublime, 161 existence concept of, 129 fact of, 3–6, 173 is not a predicate, 128–130 unity of, 4, 16, 18 Fichte, 2–3, 19, 40–41, 137–140, 177, 203, 214 and annihilation of nature, 2 Recension des Aenesidiemus, 138 Wissenschaftslehre, 188 Freedom absolute, 147 absolute causality of, 71–74, 142 activity of, 20 disjunctive form of, 93–95, 155 ideality of, 72 Index 279 life as schema of, xii, 7 postulate of Philosophy, 189–191 Fügung der Zeit, 30 fundamental thought, 11, 217 Genius, 99–102 German Idealism, 41, 135 God, 32, 42 Ebenbild of, 57 freedom of, 32, 33, 49 of history, 216 idea of, 78, 89, 101, 129 living, 47–49, 53 as nature, 33, 49 as nothing, 53 Goethe, 200 Hahn, Philipp Matthaus, 36 eulogy of, 61–64 role of life, 53 historical faith, 32 historical time, 206, 213 Ichheit, 54 ideal of reason, 14–16 Identity, 170–175 in difference, 24, 77 disjunctive, 141, 153, 170–174, 184 form of, 19, 154 living, 26 organism, 188–189 principle of, 9, 50, 113 relational structure, xiii, 185, 221 of subject and object, 201–202 system of, 177–189 of thinking and being, 113, 131 imagination, 22, 214 immanent reconstruction, 10–17, 218 inexponible concept, 143–144 measure, 144, 146 of reciprocal causation, 170 of the sublime, 146 of the whole, 162, 170–171 infinite actual, 18, 94, 144, 147–151 potential, 18, 93 intellectus archetypus, 101, 124 intuition, 95 intellectual, 37, 50, 195 internal, 92, 146, 149 non-empirical, 192–194 primordial, 203 principle, 149 inversion Kant’s categories and system...