Titlebook: Schelling’s Reception in Nineteenth-Century British Literature; Giles Whiteley Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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Schelling in Berlin,was also a political one: Frederick IV wanted to stem the influence of Hegel, who had died ten years earlier. The chapter follows the ways in which the British press interpreted these events in Berlin, before looking at two important Victorian figures who attended these lectures: Benjamin Jowett and A. P. Stanley.

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The Legacies of , and British Science,y, Charles Darwin. These insights eventually would combine with a strand in mid-Victorian theology also born out of the British reception of Schelling, Henry Longueville Mansel’s readings of William Hamilton, one which would result in the development of a new position which linked later Victorian discourses of science and theology: agnosticism.

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Schelling and the British Universities,pter focuses on Oxford and evaluates the reception of Schelling by the British idealists. It focuses on the rhetorical strategies used by James Hutchinson Stirling to marginalise Schelling, also considering a number of major figures in the first generation British idealism such as Thomas Hill Green and William Wallace.

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Towards a Modern Reading of Schelling,he conclusion shows the ways in which some of the most influential recent approaches to Schelling, developed by figures such as Slavoj Žižek and Gilles Deleuze, are in certain ways foreshadowed in the nineteenth century British reading of Schelling.

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