Friedrich Schelling
Friedrich Schelling was a prominent German philosopher known for his contributions to German idealism and romantic philosophy. Born in 1775, he studied alongside notable figures such as Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Friedrich Hölderlin. Schelling's work explored the relationship between nature, freedom, and the self, and he became a key figure in the philosophical landscape of early 19th-century Germany. He spent a significant part of his life in Munich, where he engaged in academic and public discourse, influencing various fields including aesthetics and theology. Recently, he has been honored in Munich for his lasting impact on philosophy, particularly as he was invited to give a speech on the occasion of King Maximilian I Joseph's name day in 1807.
Born on Jan 27, 1775 (250 years old)
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Friedrich Schelling was considered a leading thinker in philosophical questions and is honored in Munich.
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