Christopher Satoor
@nieaufgehenderrest
PhD candidate at York University. Classical German Philosophy. German Idealism. German Romanticism. F. W. J. Schelling. Creator of #TheYoungIdealist.
#TheYoungIdealist Series is officially on YouTube Music as a Podcast.
This episode of #TheYoungIdealist Series explores the life & philosophy of the Japanese philosopher Tosaka Jun and delves into his contributions to Japanese philosophy & Marxist thought. youtu.be/nPmfZQXwTDI?...
"Only in personality is there life, and all personality rests on a dark ground that indeed must therefore be the ground of cognition as well." --F. W. J. Schelling, Freiheitsschrift, 1809.
Absolute Dialetheism: Hegel, Schelling and the End of Alterity. Gregory S. Moss Finally got my hardcopy! #dialetheism #Hegel #Schelling
Whether your Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh or Atheist you can still learn a lot from the sermons of Meister Eckhart. The divine writings of emptying oneself from the baggage of the World & from Silesius, one can understand that life doesnt always need a "why" but continues forward
Hogrebe understands the subtle play of the dialectic of Potencies in the Weltalter by three important distinctions: Pronominal, Being, & Predicative Being, which engage one another through propositional Being. For Hogrebe, Schelling's Idealism stands as a theory of predicative Being. 2/2
Wolfram Hogrebe's analytic reading of Schelling's Ages of the World is one of the most refreshing reads in German Idealist literature. 1/2
"Art is the only true and eternal organ and document of philosophy, which continuously and always documents what philosophy cannot represent externally..." ---F. W. J. Schelling, The System of Transcendental Idealism, 1800.
New Logo for #TheYoungIdealist Series On Classical German Philosophy and Post-Kantian Thought: featuring German Style font and the Winged Victory of Samothrace. www.youtube.com/@TheYoungIde...
Vildhjarta Där skogen sjunger under evighetens granar (2025) Ben!!!!!!!!!!!! @benjaminnorris.bsky.social
I am still sick. It has been a frigging month. I have Strep throat, lost my voice, fever and nausea and I decided to buy the third volume of Cassirer's 'The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms: Vol. 3: Phenomenology of Cognition,' in bed reading till I pass out. #Cassirer
"But we are fated To find no foothold, no rest, And suffering mortals Dwindle and fall Headlong from one Hour to the next, Hurled like water From ledge to ledge Downward for years to the vague abyss." Hyperion's Song of Fate, --Friedrich Hölderlin.
The North American Schelling Society Presents (NASS) Kabiri 5. Vol. 5 (2026) Published: 2026-06-02 journals.library.mun.ca/index.php/ka... @kylabruff.bsky.social @marcelagr.bsky.social
But sound needs space, it needs a limit to confine it to something, an apeiron, which is why Satie saw his music confined to elevators, and midnight bars. The experience was meant to deal with the pauses of life, and thrust one back into the intimate infinite multiplicity of feeling 3/3
that stretches between. the soft rhythms inducing feelings of wonder and melancholia. The vast array of sounds representing questions of "why there is something rather than nothing." For Satie, life is a continuous ring of movements, and death is the space where no sound exists, a pure rest. 2/3
Thoughts on Erik Satie. Erik Satie was not just a composer, pianist or musician. He was an artist of sound that could utilize, repetition and dissonance, producing tones that crash together like magnificent waves. Each piece of music was not an ordinary mundane song, but a life that 1/3
Hermann Cohen (1842-1918), Franz Rosenzweig (1886-1929), Ernst Cassirer (1874-1945).
Imagine if we could witness a discussion between Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling and Ernst Cassirer on the Philosophy of Mythology, and it's greater relation to culture and humanity. #Cassirer #Schelling
Sean J. McGrath: Schelling's Path to the Personal God: Nature, Freedom & Revelation. Schellingians, & friends Dr. Sean Mcgrath will be speaking in Marburg at the Rudolf Bultmann Institute for Hermeneutics. The Lecture will be in English. Access code for the online lecture is on the flyer!
Gerda Walther was a brilliant phenomenologist who was interested in Marxism and socialism. She grew up surrounded by a family friend (Karl Kautsky) who discussed Marx to her at an early age. She studied Phenomenology under Alexander Pfänder, and Edmund Husserl.
I compare the whole of philosophy astrology and theology, together with their mother, to a delightful tree that grows in a beautiful garden of delights. -- Jacob Boehme.
Philosophy Friends & Fellow Colleagues: I am very excited to share a brand new episode of The Young Idealist Series with you all. The title of the episode is The Life and Philosophy of Jürgen Habermas with Dr. Peter J. Verovšek (Groningen University). www.youtube.com/watch?v=7T6n...
I remember, I remember. April 24th. 1.5 million Armenians. Deportations Murders. Mass killing Rape Starvation Death Marches The Armenian Genocide.
Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling (1775-1854) Photo from 1848 with color. #Schelling #GermanIdealism
The Following video is a continuation of #TheYoungIdealist series on Classical German Philosophy & Post-Kantian Thought. The title of today's episode is: The Life & Philosophy of Émilie du Châtelet’s with Prof. Dr. Ruth E. Hagengruber (Paderborn). www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTTY... #womeninphilosophy
My Cassirer collection. Language and Myth, An Essay On Man: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Human Culture, The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms: Mythical Thinking, The Logic of the Cultural Sciences, The Individual & the Cosmos: Renaissance Philosophy. #Cassirer #neokantian
I am so honored that C. Derick Varn asked me to speak on Schelling, German Idealism, & Romanticism. I was very nervous & stumbled on my words a bit but I am very grateful to have had this dialogue. youtu.be/CF_XVYIEGuA?...
This short, six minute clip is Heidegger at his best. Considering, that we all live in an age consumed by A.I and information, Heidegger's comments are really quite profound for a contemporary context. Martin Heidegger on What is Worthy of Question (1957). www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFLL...