History of Modern Philosophy

"History of Modern Philosophy" is one of Schelling's masterpieces. As a master of German classical philosophy, Schelling expounded the evolution of modern philosophy from Descartes to Schelling's own later philosophy in a high-level way. It not only included Schelling's self-examination of his early philosophy in the later period, but also included his detailed critical analysis of Hegel's philosophy. In this book, Schelling focuses on examining the core concepts of modern philosophy such as "subject", "existence", "thinking", "experience", "God", "freedom", and "original", thereby revealing the distinction and connection between "negative philosophy" and "affirmative philosophy" that he emphasizes.