Inmanuel Kant: el giro copernicano como ontología de la experiencia
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https://doi.org/10.5944/endoxa.18.2004.5082Keywords:
experiencia, objeto, idealismo trascendental, ontología, evolución del pensamiento de Kant, razón finita,Abstract
Tomando como guía el problema de la experiencia, en el presente trabajo se ofrece un estudio de la evolución del pensamiento de Kant en el período comprendido entre la Dissertatio de 1770 y la Critica de la razón pura (1781-1787). Los datos obtenidos permiten reconstruir las etapas evolutivas del giro copernicano que aquí hemos denominado 'giro de la sensibilidad' (1770) y 'giro del entendimiento' (1772-1781). El análisis proporciona recursos para la interpretación del idealismo trascendental como antología de la experiencia y para apreciar algunas de las aportaciones que convierten a Kant en la cima de la modernidad, sobre todo en relación con la constitución de la razón finita.Downloads
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2004-01-01
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Vázquez Lobeiras, M. J. (2004). Inmanuel Kant: el giro copernicano como ontología de la experiencia. ENDOXA, 1(18), 69–94. https://doi.org/10.5944/endoxa.18.2004.5082
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