De Gruyter Kierkegaard und Schelling: Freiheit, Angst Und Wirklichkeit

Explore the deep connections between Kierkegaard's existential thought and Schelling's philosophy of the Absolute in this specialized monograph from the Kierkegaard Studies series. This collection of essays offers a fresh look at how Kierkegaard relates to the late philosophy of Schelling and the broader tradition of idealism. Beyond historical analysis, the contributors provide systematic perspectives that hold relevance for modern academic study. This work is designed for scholars and students working within philosophy, theology, and the humanities. By examining these complex relationships, the book addresses significant questions that remain important for contemporary intellectual discourse. It serves as a vital resource for understanding the tension between existence and absolute philosophy.