Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling's nature-philosophy and later idealism (1798–1854)

1. Publishes *Ideas for a Philosophy of Nature*

   Jan 1, 1797Labels: Ideas for, Naturphilosophie

   • Routledge REP
   • Britannica

2. Publishes *On the World Soul*

   Jan 1, 1798Labels: On the, Von der

   • Routledge REP
   • Cambridge

3. Begins teaching at the University of Jena

   Oct 1, 1798Labels: University of, Jena

   • Britannica
   • Uni Jena

4. Publishes *First Outline of a System of Nature-Philosophy*

   Jan 1, 1799Labels: First Outline, Erster Entwurf

   • Routledge REP
   • Britannica

5. Publishes *System of Transcendental Idealism*

   Jan 1, 1800Labels: System of

   • Britannica
   • UVA Press

6. Publishes *Presentation of My System of Philosophy*

   Jan 1, 1801Labels: Presentation of, identity philosophy

   • Timaeus
   • SEP

7. Publishes *Bruno, or On the Divine and Natural*

   Jan 1, 1802Labels: Bruno dialogue, Bruno

   • SEP
   • Britannica 1911

8. Delivers major lectures on the philosophy of art

   Jan 1, 1802Labels: Philosophy of, Art lectures

   • SEP
   • Caroline

9. Publishes *Philosophy and Religion*

   Jan 1, 1804Labels: Philosophy and, Philosophie und

   • Nomos
   • SEP

10. Is ennobled and appointed in Munich

    Jan 1, 1806Labels: Munich appointment, ennoblement

    • Britannica
    • SEP

11. Gives address on art’s relation to nature

    Oct 12, 1807Labels: Art and, ber das

    • LEO BW
    • DDB

12. Publishes the *Freedom Essay*

    Jan 1, 1809Labels: Freedom Essay, Freiheitsschrift

    • Uni Vienna
    • SEP

13. Delivers the Stuttgart private lectures

    Sep 1, 1810Labels: Stuttgart lectures, Private lectures

    • Stuttgart
    • Britannica

14. Drafts *The Ages of the World* project

    Jan 1, 1811Labels: The Ages, Weltalter

    • BADW
    • Weltalter

15. Called to Berlin; career culminates in late lectures

    Jan 1, 1841Labels: Berlin lectures, Berlin period

    • Britannica
    • W rzburg

16. Dies in Bad Ragaz, closing his idealist project

    Aug 20, 1854Labels: Death in, Bad Ragaz

    • Britannica
    • SEP