To commemorate the 250th anniversary of the German philosopher's birth, we hosted the conference "Aesthetics and Romanticism, with an S for Schelling." This conference culminated the bi-weekly seminar that, throughout the academic year, featured the participation of the Autonomous University of Madrid (Faculty of Philosophy and Letters), dedicated to exploring the complex world of Romantic aesthetics in various artistic disciplines (music, literature, painting) and in different geographical contexts (Germany, Spain, France, England), as well as its possible ramifications up to the present day. The program presented during this conference reflected and expanded upon the topics covered throughout the course, while also expressing a desire for continued and deeper exploration of this field.

Miguel Salmerón Infante : "Proto-Romanticism, High Romanticism and Late Romanticism: Schiller, Schelling and Hoffmann"

Miguel Cereceda Sánchez : "Political Romanticism".

José G. Birlanga Trigueros: “Caroline Schlegel-Schelling”

Julio Pérez Manzanares: "Black Romanticism and perverse sexuality: from Sade to Bataille."

Rayco González: "Ideas without words: the logic of ineffability in romantic discourse"

Darío Hernández: "The drama of creation. Art and anguish in Kierkegaard's Schellingian legacy"

Jordi Massó Castilla: «Prose and poetry in Lucinda by F. Schlegel: a reading from Lacoue-Labarthe».

Milagros García Vázquez: «Aesthetics and mysticism: from the Hymns of Novalis to the horizons of CD Friedrich»

Francisco Falero Folgoso: "Symbol and status of the plastic arts in Romanticism."

Daniel Lesmes González: “Where there is danger, that which saves us grows.” Benjamin, a reader of Hölderlin

Ricardo Pinilla Burgos: "Music as an expressive paradigm in Romanticism."

Germán Labrador L. de A: «Romantic Organicism in the Chamber Music of F. Schubert»

Valerio Rocco: "Schelling and Hegel on the question of tragedy in ethics"

Magda Polo Pujadas: «Music in Schelling's Philosophie der Kunst».

Álvaro Cortina Urdampilleta: "A romantic Unamuno"

Javier Sánchez-Arjona: "Romantic Ghosts and Geognosy in Goethe: Faust and the Mud."

Félix Duque Pajuelo: "Schelling and Dante: the poem of all poems."