Vom „Organ der Philosophie"

Intellectual intuition is a central and prominent, yet highly controversial, aspect of Schelling's thought. This study is the first to examine Schelling’s intellectual intuition throughout the entirety of his work, from his early writings to his late philosophy. Starting from its significance for the idealist project of establishing philosophy as a system, it reconstructs the various forms of intellectual intuition in Schelling’s works from both a systematic and a historical perspective and presents a typology of intellectual intuition in Schelling.