Who is schelling’s Bruno?

• Autores: Jason M. Wirth
• Localización: Rivista di estetica, ISSN 0035-6212, Anno 60, n. 74, 2020 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Rethinking schelling. Nature, myth, realism), págs. 181-190
• Idioma: inglés
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  • Schelling argued that early modern science had discarded the ancient teaching of matter – the world soul (die Weltseele or anima mundi, the unity of soul and body, eternity and time, absolute possibility and existence) – «into the common grave they dug for nature and have brought about the death of all science». In order to put science on a more philosophical tract, Schelling retrieved the work of Giordano Bruno as part of his «handful» of thinkers who in a contemporary context appear on the border between an ancient but still vital sense of philosophy and the emerging scientific study of nature.