Tobias Barreto e as questões kantianas

Little mentioned and studied in the curricula of the academic environments of Brazilian universities, the Sergipe philosopher, Tobias Barreto, was an important representative of the Northeast with regard to the Brazilian philosophical production of the 19th century. The following article aims to expose some of Tobias Barreto’s ideas, highlighting the importance of working with Brazilian philosophers in a context in which the study of foreign Western philosophers predominates. Thus, this work has a double purpose: to “resuscitate” some ideas this author sought with the tradition that preceded him, especially his departure from the positivism of Auguste Comte and his approach to German philosophy, more specifically, with the reading of Immanuel Kant. of the thought of Tobias Barreto and, at the same time, to show the reading and dialogue that

Curriculum · German · Positivism · Philosophical Thought and Analysis · Philosophy and Historical Thought · Sociology and Education in Brazil