Schelling’s Treatise on ‘The Deities of Samothrace’ [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 32 (1):128-129 (1978)
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Abstract

Despite Schelling’s recognized influence upon a wide spectrum of sciences and arts, only a small amount of his work has been translated into English. Earlier, Robert Brown’s The Later Schelling opened up a significant dimension to our understanding of Schelling. Now, with this first translation of The Deities of Somothrace, Brown has added substantially to the thin shelf of Schelling’s works now available to the English-language reader.

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