Schelling y Schubert y la cara nocturna (y somnolienta) de la conciencia

Anales Del Seminario de Historia de la Filosofía 35 (1):157-173 (2018)
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In order to show its role in the conscience and realize the link between Naturphilosophie and the sources of the Dark romanticism, the intent of this text is to trace the influence of the animal magnetism and of mesmerism across G.H. Schubert and his Aspects of the Night Side of Natural Science on the Ages of the world by Schelling with special attention to the passages dedicated to the dream.

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