GA42: Estrutura da Obra

Introductory Remarks of the Lecture Course, Summer Semester, 1936

1. Schelling Schelling
Friedrich Schelling FRIEDRICH WILHELM JOSEPH SCHELLING (1775-1854) ’s Work and the Task of This Interpretation

2. Schelling Schelling
Friedrich Schelling FRIEDRICH WILHELM JOSEPH SCHELLING (1775-1854) ’s Dates; Editions of His Work, and Literature on Him

3. Schelling Schelling
Friedrich Schelling FRIEDRICH WILHELM JOSEPH SCHELLING (1775-1854) ’s Question about Freedom as Historical Questioning about Being

4. Schelling Schelling
Friedrich Schelling FRIEDRICH WILHELM JOSEPH SCHELLING (1775-1854) and Hegel Hegel
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831)

A. Interpretation of the First Discussions in Schelling Schelling
Friedrich Schelling FRIEDRICH WILHELM JOSEPH SCHELLING (1775-1854) ’s Treatise

Introduction to the Introduction (pages 7-9)

1. Freedom in the Scientific World View as a Whole

2. What Is a System and How Does Philosophy Come to Build Systems?

3. Sketch of Modern Projects for a System (Spinoza Spinoza
Espinosa , Kant Kant Emmanuel Kant (Immanuel en allemand), 1724-1804, é um dos autores de predileção de H., um daqueles do qual mais falou. ’s Will to a System, Kant Kant Emmanuel Kant (Immanuel en allemand), 1724-1804, é um dos autores de predileção de H., um daqueles do qual mais falou. ’s Significance for German Idealism)

4. The Step beyond Kant Kant Emmanuel Kant (Immanuel en allemand), 1724-1804, é um dos autores de predileção de H., um daqueles do qual mais falou. . (Intellectual Intuition and Absolute Knowledge in Schelling Schelling
Friedrich Schelling FRIEDRICH WILHELM JOSEPH SCHELLING (1775-1854) )

5. Is a System of Freedom Possible? (Onto-theo-logy. Principles ofKnowledge)

6. The Inevitability of the Question about the System of Freedom

B. Interpretation of the Introduction to Schelling Schelling
Friedrich Schelling FRIEDRICH WILHELM JOSEPH SCHELLING (1775-1854) ’s Treatise (pages 9-31)

1. The Question of the System and Pantheism

2. Various Possible Interpretations of Pantheism

3. Pantheism and the Ontological Question. (Identity, Dialectic of the "Is")

4. Various Versions of the Concept of Freedom. (The Ontological Question as a Fundamental Question)

5. The Nature and Boundaries of Idealism’s Position

6. Schelling Schelling
Friedrich Schelling FRIEDRICH WILHELM JOSEPH SCHELLING (1775-1854) ’s Concept of Freedom: Freedom for Good and Evil. The Question of Evil and its Ground

C. Interpretation of the Main Part of Schelling Schelling
Friedrich Schelling FRIEDRICH WILHELM JOSEPH SCHELLING (1775-1854) ’s Treatise. Its Task: Metaphysics of Evil as the Foundation of a System of Freedom (pages 31-98)

I. The Inner Possibility of Evil

a. The Question of Evil and the Question of Being

b. The Jointure of Being: Schelling Schelling
Friedrich Schelling FRIEDRICH WILHELM JOSEPH SCHELLING (1775-1854) ’s Distinction of Ground and Existence

c. The Becoming of God and Creatures. (Temporality, Movement, and Being)

d. The Jointure of Being in God

e. Longing as the Nature of the Ground in God. (The Existence of God in Identity with His Ground)

f. Creation as the Movement of Becoming of the Absolute and of Created Beings (The Individuation of Created Beings)

g. The Questionability of Today’s Interpretation of Nature. Reality and Objective Presence (Vorhandenheit)

h. Self-Will and Universal Will. The Separability of the Principles in Man as the Condition of the Possibility of Evil

II. The Universal Reality of Evil as the Possibility of Individuals

III. The Process of the Individuation of Real Evil

IV. The Form of Evil Appearing in Man

V. The Justification of God’s Divinity in the Face of Evil

VI. Evil in the System as a Whole

VII. The Highest Unity of Beings as a Whole and Human Freedom