Objective-idealistic dialectics of nature in the philosophy of Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling

Objective-idealistic dialectics of nature, which Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling dedicated a part of scientific works is still of interest from the standpoint of modern science. It is an attempt to build a comprehensive model of the nature and justify the processes, considering people and nature as a whole. In the ХIX century natural philosophy of Schelling had a major influence on science despite what many scientists of the time rejected it. This article presents the main principles of the early philosophy of Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling and the dialectic method in addressing problems of German classical philosophy.