Romantic Metasubjectivity Through Schelling And Jung Rethinking The Romantic Sub - Gord Barentsen

Romantic Metasubjectivity Through Schelling And Jung: Rethinking The Romantic Subject Explores The Remarkable Intellectual Isomorphism Between The Philosophy Of Friedrich Schelling And Carl Jungs Analytical Psychology In Order To A Crucial And Original Corrective To The Reflection Theory Of Subjectivity. Arguing That The Reflection Theory Of The Subject Does Not Do Justice To The Full Compass Of Romantic Thinking About The Human Being, Romantic Metasubjectivity Sees Human Identity As Neither Discursive Aftereffect Nor Centred Around A Self-transparent I But Rather As Constellated Around The Centripetal Force Of What Novalis Calls The Self Of Ones Self. The Author Begins With A Unique Reading Of Schellings Early Naturphilosophie As Primal Site Rather Than Freudian Scene, Thinking This Site Through His Philosophical Inquiries Into The Nature Of Human Freedom To The Ages Of The World.