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This paper examines how Schelling criticizes the general understanding of time and explains his concept of time and the origin of time, relying on Weltalter’s 1811/1813 editions. In these considerations, Schelling's concept of time will be presented as inherent and real in all things. Furthermore, it will be presented that the principle of time in Schelling is not different from the principle of being. Therefore, the explanation of the origin of time will eventually be revealed as the explanation of the creation of the world. In particular, it will be suggested that Schelling's philosophy is a philosophy that not only goes beyond the limits of the times but also touches the horizon of contemporary physics discussion, in that his philosophy not only understands time as a series of the same moments, but as the establishment of organic forces.

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