XLIII.—SCHELLING 312 I. FIRST PERIOD: SCHELLING’S PROCESSION FROM FICHTE 314 II. SECOND PERIOD: STANDPOINT OF THE DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN THE PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE AND OF MIND 318 1. Natural Philosophy 318 (1.) Organic Nature 319 (2.) Inorganic Nature 321 (3.) The Reciprocal Determination of the Organic and Inorganic World 321 2. Transcendental Philosophy 322 (1.) The Theoretical Philosophy 323 (2.) The Practical Philosophy 324 (3.) Philosophy of Art 324 III. THIRD PERIOD: PERIOD OF SPINOZISM, OR THE INDIFFERENCE OF THE IDEAL AND THE REAL 326 IV. FOURTH PERIOD: THE DIRECTION OF SCHELLING’S PHILOSOPHY AS MYSTICAL, AND ALLIED TO NEW PLATONISM 333 V. FIFTH PERIOD: ATTEMPT AT A THEOGONY AND COSMOGONY, AFTER THE MANNER OF JACOB BOEHME 335 (1.) The Progressive Development of Nature to Man 337 (2.) The Development of Mind in History 337 VI. SIXTH PERIOD 338 XLIV.—TRANSITION TO HEGEL 339