Part I. Schelling's Early Philosophy
1: Lara Ostaric: Nature as the World of Action, Not of Speculation: Schelling's Critique of Kant's Postulates in Philosophical Letters on Dogmatism and Criticism
2: Joan Steigerwald: Schelling's Romanticism: Traces of Novalis in Schelling's Philosophy
Part II. Schelling's Philosophy of Nature
3: Naomi Fisher: Freedom as Productivity in Schelling's Philosophy of Nature
4: Paul Franks: From World-Soul to Universal Organism: Maimon's Hypothesis and Schelling's Physicalization of a Platonic-Kabbalistic Concept
5: Yitzhak Melamed: Deus Sive Vernunft: Schelling's Transformation of Spinoza's God
6: Brady Bowman: Schelling on Eternal Choice and the Temporal Order of Nature
Part III. Schelling's Philosophy of Freedom
7: Markus Gabriel: Schelling on the Compatibility of Freedom and Systematicity
8: Richard Velkley: The Personal, Evil, and the Possibility of Philosophy in Schelling's Freiheitsschrift
9: Alison Stone: Nature, Freedom, and Gender in Schelling
10: G. Anthony Bruno: The Facticity of Time: Conceiving Schelling's Idealism of Ages
Part IV. Schelling's Late Philosophy
11: Sebastian Gardner: Thought's Indebtedness to Being: From Kant's Beweisgrund to Schelling's Quelle
12: Dalia Nassar: An 'Ethics for the Transition': Schelling's Critique of Negative Philosophy and its Significance for Environmental Thought

Schelling's Philosophy

Freedom, Nature, and Systematicity