Clara

Philosopher Schelling seeks an answer to this question in this philosophical novella, which he wrote after the young death of his wife Caroline, one of the extraordinary figures of German Romanticism.

Clara is, first and foremost, a book of mourning. A text in which the philosopher comes to terms with loss, death, and human finitude. Clara, in which deep philosophical thought is intertwined with a personal tragedy, has a unique place in the history of philosophy: Perhaps for the first time after Plato's Diotima, a woman, Clara, plays the leading role: Clara is obviously Caroline, who is also an extremely intellectual person. A representation of . The three main characters of the text, Clara, the doctor and the priest, represent the soul (personality), body and spirit, respectively. While the trio walked in the countryside and discussed the relationship between death and life, nature and spirit, like the ancient Greek philosophers, Schelling presented his complex ideas, which he developed in his essay On the Essence of Human Freedom and his masterpiece Weltalter (World Ages), to a wider readership in the form of a simple philosophical dialogue. finds the opportunity. This little-known "secret" masterpiece of Schelling invites readers who are interested in subjects such as nature, life and death, to a personal journey...

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 13.5 x 21.5

First Printing Year: 2019

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language: Turkish