Schelling’s Plato Notebooks, 1792每1794

Fisher, Naomi

doi:10.5840/epoche2021830203

Epoch谷: A Journal for the History of Philosophy

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published on September 1, 2021

Naomi Fisher

https://doi.org/10.5840/epoche2021830203

Schelling＊s Plato Notebooks, 1792每1794

These notebooks were written during the years that F. W. J. Schelling spent as a student at the T邦binger Stift (1790每1795). From dates written by Schelling in the margins, we can surmise that the first portion (AA II/4: 15每28) was begun in August of 1792, and the latter portion (AA II/5: 133每142) was written in early 1794. To this latter portion is appended a substantial work, Schelling＊s Timaeus-commentary, which is not included in the present translation. It appeared as ※Timaeus (1794)§ (translated by Adam Arola, Jena Jolissaint, Peter Warnek) in Epoch谷 12: 2. These notebooks offer a window into Schelling＊s philosophical development and proclivities, in light of his engagement with various Platonic dialogues, most notably the Ion, Theaetetus, Meno, Timaeus, and Philebus. They include discussions of divine power, rapture, and genius, especially as these relate to poetry, prophecy, and ordinary forms of human knowledge. These topics are discussed in the first portion (AA II/4: 15每25). In the latter portion, Schelling discusses myth, its function and relation to human greatness, Socrates＊s daimonion, and the authority of tradition (AA II/4: 25每28; II/5: 133每142).

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