Ep. 273: Friedrich Schelling's Foundationalist Idealism (Part One)

The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast

Mark Linsenmayer

Casey, Paskin, Philosophy, Linsenmayer, Society & Culture, Alwan

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🗓️ 5 July 2021

⏱️ 48 minutes

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On Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling’s System of Transcendental Idealism (1800).

What's the relationship between mind and world? Schelling thought that our minds produce the world, but also that the perceiver-world dichotomy comes to us as a single piece. "Transcendental philosophy" is an exploration of the internal logic of that revelation.

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0:00.0	You're listening to the partially examined life, a podcast by some guys who are at one
0:11.1	point sitting on doing philosophy for a living, but then thought better of it.
0:14.5	Our question for episode 273 is something like, what is the relationship between mind and
0:19.0	world?
0:20.0	And this is the first of two episodes we'll be devoting to Friedrich, Phil Helm-Majosef,
0:23.6	Shellings, System of Transcendental Idealism from 1800.
0:27.3	We read the introduction and parts 1 and 2 for today.
0:30.6	We're going to give an overview of that material and go through the introduction in detail
0:34.0	and our next episode number 274 will hit the rest of that and add a little bit of part
0:38.0	3.
0:39.0	For more information, please visit partiallyexaminelife.com.
0:41.8	This is Mark Linton-Mier creating myself through the mere act of looking at myself in
0:46.0	Madison, Wisconsin.
0:47.4	This is Seth Paskin, unconditioned but synthetic in Austin, Texas.
0:51.6	This is Wes R1, a producing that becomes an object to itself in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
0:56.8	Hmm, this is Dylan Casey, cultivating my transcendental artifice by maintaining myself
1:02.3	constantly in the duality of acting and thinking in Madison, Wisconsin.
1:06.4	Wayne Chufancy.
1:07.4	All of our intros are so self-centered.
1:09.8	Self-subjective.
1:12.8	All right, Shellings.
1:16.4	This came out about the same time as the Fichter that we just covered, but Fichter had
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