Sophia in Schelling's work

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Exploring Schelling's perspective on wisdom, this essay delves into a holistic approach that intertwines philosophy, science, and life. It traces the intellectual lineage from Descartes, Kant, and Fichte to Schelling's concept of the Absolute, emphasizing wisdom as the primary potency of the Absolute and the World Soul. The discussion culminates in a distinction between wisdom and cleverness, highlighting Schelling's insights on the role of wisdom in knowledge, science, and academia, making a significant contribution to the understanding of 19th-century philosophical thought.