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Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling
philosopher · 3 mentions across 1 reading
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Schelling appears here primarily through his critique of how Western philosophy has systematized nature as subordinate to thought rather than recognizing nature's ontological priority. The course readings invoke his framework to argue against instrumental approaches to biology and technology—suggesting that when machines extend biological capacities, they don't transcend nature but reveal its fundamental generativity. His idealist philosophy thus anchors a conceptual resistance to the mind-body dualism that separates technology from organic being.
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