Studiile platoniciene ale tânărului Schelling. De la mania la intuiția intelectuală
The Young Schelling’s Platonic Studies: From Mania to Intellectual Intuition

Summary/Abstract: This study aims to provide a concise overview of the interpretations Schelling gave to the platonic dialogues during his student years in Tübingen. Following an exposition of the two phases of these platonic studies – the first concerning mania, enthusiasm, and exaltation, and the second addressing the cosmology of the Timaeus – the article focuses on the former, advancing the thesis that the young Schelling was preoccupied with the problem of the daimonic due to the influence of Jacobi’s Letters on the Doctrine of Spinoza and the sections on genius in Kant’s Critique of Judgment. Finally, the notion of intellectual intuition in the System of Transcendental Idealism is analyzed to highlight the continuity between Schelling’s early interpretations of Plato’s dialogues and the concept of an intuition that enables knowledge while remaining inaccessible to it.

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