Diferencia entre los sistemas lógico-racionales y narrativo-históricos en las "Edades del Mundo"

Abstract

With the Age of the World (1811) Schelling begins to reestablish his philosophy and he distances himself from the lines of thought prior to this period. He rejects a logical deduction of the principals of philosophy to give way to the inclusion of mobile principals that constitute the beginning of a new way of understanding philosophy, since it is no longer a rational construction parting from principles, but rather a narration of the take off of such principles in history.