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The essay highlights the fundamental importance of internal rhetoric in philosophical romanticism. First, it exposes Schelling’s general thesis that the art of inner conversation (‚innere Unterredungskunst‘) is the archetype of philosophical thinking. Furthermore, Shaftesbury’s background theory in his  Soliloquy or, Advice to an Author  is discussed, which characterizes the Art of soliloquy by the five basic operations of self-seperation, self-reflection, self-division, self-verbalisation, self-dialogization. Finally – returning to  homo rhetorico-philosophicus  Schelling – his romantic philosophy of the  Ages of the World  ( Weltalter ) is interpreted as a product of his internal rhetoric. Schelling’s philosophical Art of inner conversation combines here the invention of speculative history with the empowerment and self-invention of his author.

Selbstunterredungskunst: Interne Rhetorik als Urform romantischen Philosophierens bei Schelling und Shaftesbury