Beleuchtung Der Neuen Schellingschen Lehre Von Seiten Der Philosophie Und Theologie by Alexis Schmidt offers a detailed examination and critique of the later philosophy of Schelling, contrasting it with his earlier work. This 1843 treatise provides insights into the philosophical and theological implications of Schelling's evolving thought. Schmidt also presents an apology for metaphysics, particularly Hegelian metaphysics, in response to criticisms from Schelling and Trendelenburg. The work is valuable for scholars interested in the history of philosophy, German Idealism, and the intersection of philosophy and theology. It provides a comprehensive view of the intellectual debates of the time.

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