In his late philosophy, Schelling develops a new type of philosophy which enters into competition with Hegel's metaphysics. With this, he not only attacks Hegel on the basis of his fundamental theoretical assumptions, but also attempts to outdo him with a new concept of religion. The study examines this, taking at its starting point Schelling's "Philosophy of Mythology".
Author Biography
Markus Gabriel, Ruprecht-Karls-Universitat Heidelberg.
