Schelling published a new collection of essays on metaphysics.

At the symposium, several Schellings presented new analyses of coordination problems.

He found an old schelling buried beneath the floorboards, its silver face still gleaming.

The antique chest contained dozens of schellings wrapped in oilcloth, prized by collectors.

Schell visited the archive to research her family's history.

When the two strangers arrived in the city, they independently chose the old clock tower as their Schelling point.

When the two negotiators couldn't communicate, they relied on Schelling points to coordinate their strategies.

His latest book presents a Schellingian account of nature that challenges contemporary materialism.