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Quiz: Friedrich Schelling

  1. When was Friedrich Schelling born?

    • 1775, Leonberg, Germany.
    • 1762, Rammenau, Saxony, Germany.
    • 1770, Stuttgart, Germany.
    • 1859, Prossnitz, Moravia, in what is now Czechia.
    Answer

    1775, Leonberg, Germany. — Born: 1775, Leonberg, Germany..

  2. When did Friedrich Schelling die?

    • 1854, Ragaz, Switzerland.
    • 1855, Copenhagen.
    • 1925, Bad Kleinen, Germany.
    • 1873, Avignon, France.
    Answer

    1854, Ragaz, Switzerland. — Died: 1854, Ragaz, Switzerland..

  3. What is Friedrich Schelling known for?

    • The System of Transcendental Idealism of 1800 and the philosophy of nature, Naturphilosophie.
    • Modern predicate logic, the sense and reference distinction, and the logicist program.
    • The dialectic of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, the master slave struggle, and the claim that the real is the rational.
    • The world as will and representation, and the ethics of compassion and ascetic denial.
    Answer

    The System of Transcendental Idealism of 1800 and the philosophy of nature, Naturphilosophie. — Known for: The System of Transcendental Idealism of 1800 and the philosophy of nature, Naturphilosophie..

  4. Which school of thought was Friedrich Schelling part of?

    • German idealism.
    • None; the critic of all schools.
    • Positivism.
    • Phenomenology, its founder.
    Answer

    German idealism. — School: German idealism..

  5. True or false: German thinker of nature and art who stood between Fichte and Hegel in German idealism.

    • True
    • False
    Answer

    True — From the entry's summary.