Schellingian
- adjective
- /ˌʃɛlɪŋˈɪən/
- Formal
- The professor gave a detailed analysis of Schellingian thought in the context of German idealism.
Examples
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Her research focuses on the influence of Schellingian ideas in contemporary aesthetics.
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Many debates in philosophy reference Schellingian concepts about nature and freedom.
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The Schellingian philosophy emphasizes the importance of nature.
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Many Schellingian concepts are still relevant in modern philosophy.
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The professor gave a detailed analysis of Schellingian thought in the context of German idealism.
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Her research focuses on the influence of Schellingian ideas in contemporary aesthetics.
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Many debates in philosophy reference Schellingian concepts about nature and freedom.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Schellingian = Schelling (transparent) = Schelling + ian
Standard adjectival/nationality/follower-forming suffix '-ian' added to the proper name 'Schelling', giving a clear relational meaning.
Etymology
Schellingian comes from the name of the German philosopher Schelling plus the ending -ian, which means 'relating to' or 'belonging to'. Like Newtonian or Shakespearean, it describes ideas or style that come from that person, so Schellingian means something connected with Schelling's philosophy.