This book examines - on a historical, theoretical, practical and existential level - the relations between truth and freedom as set forth in the philosophical systems of Hegel and Schelling. In these authors, the systematic ideal is maximally ambitious, its formulation led to some of the greatest works in the history of philosophy, and after the historical collapse it undergoes, we can judge such an ideal only in terms of the formulations achieved by the two philosophers. The Phenomenology of Mind, the System of Transcendental Idealism, the Science of Logic, the Encyclopedia of Philosophical Sciences or the Philosophy of Revelation and the Mythology can be considered as the successive positions, answers and counter-answers of the two authors to systematically articulate the truth and show the realization of freedom.
