System of Transcendental Idealism

This is an extremely interesting work. The introductory sections are, in my view, particularly pertinent questions about the relationship between epistemology and metaphysics in an age of science. The prose is, however, for the most part pretty typical of German philosophy of this period; lots of long, rambling, multi-clausal sentences and undefined terms. This makes it difficult to read this work in its entirety without some kind of primer.

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Well it was censored during my school years and I had all these to go through but if you're a fan of those guys, it may help understand their sensibility and knowledge process to improve the quality of expectancy idealism and silly questions.

Schelling is Schelling, and this is his most important work. But the actual book looks like a bad MS Word Job. It is already a difficult text. Why make it a torturous read on top of that?

Wonderful book! Everything I thought it would be!