Discurso propedêutico de Kant diante da recepção da Crítica da Razão Pura

The main objective of this dissertation is to investigate how the reception of the first edition of the Critique of pure reason echoes in the text corpus devoted to prepare the reader to understand this book.In other words, how does Kant reconstitute his introductory speech in relation to the references and judgments given by the readers of the first edition, which was published in 1781?Thus, the text corpus comprises three texts where the propaedeutic task -the prior preparation of the reader -is clearly influenced by the reception of the Critique of Pure Reason.These texts are: the Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics, which presents itself as science, the second edition of the Introduction to the Critique of Pure Reason and the Preface of the latter.Moreover, these changes could be analyzed in Kant's position about remarkable events in the philosophical and political context of the years following the publication of the first edition of the Critique of Pure Reason.They were mainly the Pantheismusstreit and the change in the Prussian throne in 1786, which is often taken as the cause of the alleged "return into dogmatism" that was noticed in the second edition of the Critique of pure reason.On the same note, the interpretation of some of the nodal questions in the critical fortune of the Kantian philosophy, especially the status of transcendental idealism, the autonomy that must characterize the public use of reason and the elucidation of the project of a Critique of Pure Reason also compose important points for this dissertation's investigation.All in all, it is crucial to valorize the introductory speech of Kant and the changes made by the author as an overall attempt to understand his work.Without it, our comprehension of such important texts would be innocuous or even impossible to occur objectively

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