Chapter 1: The Surge of Reason: Faculty Epistemology in Kant and Fichte
The First Critique’s Basic Distinction
Chapter 2: Ascendant Reason: The Early Schelling
Chapter 3: Metastatic Reason: Schelling’s Nature Philosophy
Organic Reason: Ideas for a Philosophy of Nature
Rational Nature: On the World-Soul
The Inhibition of Nature: The Erster Entwurf
Chapter 4: Synthetic Reason: The System of Transcendental Idealism
Chapter 5: Reason as Reflection and Speculation: Hegel’s Collaboration with Schelling
Chapter 6: ‘The Sacred Abyss’: Schelling’s Identity Philosophy
System of Philosophy in General
Chapter 7: Space, Time, and Suspension: Hegel’s ‘Absolute Knowing’
The Phenomenology’s Critique of Schelling
Chapter 8: Suspended Reason: Hegel on ‘The Certainty and Truth of Reason’
Chapter 9: Reason on the Periphery: Schelling’s Freedom Essay
System, Ground, and Indifference
Chapter 10: Reason’s Systematic Excess I: Hegel’s System
Chapter 11: Reason’s Systematic Excess II: The Transition to Schelling’s Positive Philosophy