Naturphilosophie

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Naturphilosophie
Basic Information
Alignments	Mainstream   Metaphysics  Nature
Greatest achievement	Natural Reality
Collectives	Continental   European Philosophy   Romanticism
Philosophical Influences
Influenced by	Aristotelianism Behmenism Coherentism Correspondence Theory Dialectics Fichtean Idealism German Romanticism Goetheanism Hegelianism (Early on) Irrationalism Kantianism Lutheranism Monadology Monism Neoplatonism Objective Idealism Platonism Spinozism Taoism
Influenced	Freudianism Heideggerianism Kierkegaardianism Žižekianism
Philosophical Information
Year	1790s
Region of origin	Germany
Foundation	Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling (1775-1854), Germany
Variations
Sub-Philosophies	Schellingianism Anti-Hegelianism (later on)
Schools of Thought	Post-Schellingianism
Regional Variants	Russian Schellingianism Solovyovism Anti-Positivism Aristotelianism Augustinianism Buddhism Christian Theosophy Comteism Danteism Dostoyevskianism Ecumenism Idealism Kabbalah Kantianism Kierkegaardianism Neoplatonism Platonism Schopenhauerism Swedenborgianism Taoism Valentinianism
Character Information
Dislikes	Hegel and his Fake Philosophy

Naturphilosophie (German for philosophy of nature) is a philosophical movement that originated in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, primarily in Germany as a combination of transcendental realism and transcendental naturalism. Naturphilosophie posits that nature is a dynamic, interconnected whole, and it emphasizes the role of the human spirit and consciousness in understanding natural processes.

Variants

Schellingianism

Russian Schellingianism

Solovyovism

Solovyovism is a philosophy of Russian messianic philosopher Vladimir Solovyov

Belinskyism

Belinskyism is a philosophy of Russian literary critic and westernizer Vissarion Belinsky

Further Information

Wikipedia

• Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling