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The Ages of the World
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The Ages of the World

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Also known as: “Die Weltalter”
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  • Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling
    Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling
    / Period of the later, unpublished philosophy

    …Die Weltalter (written in 1811; The Ages of the World) and through the manuscripts of his later lectures. In Die Weltalter Schelling wanted to relate the history of God. God, who originally is absorbed in a quiet longing, comes to himself by glimpsing in himself ideas through which he becomes…

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    …Die Weltalter (written in 1811; The Ages of the World) and through the manuscripts of his later lectures. In Die Weltalter Schelling wanted to relate the history of God. God, who originally is absorbed in a quiet longing, comes to himself by glimpsing in himself ideas through which he becomes…

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