De Kant a Schopenhauer: análise da Terceira Antinomia da Razão Pura e de sua solução
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This paper will be divided in Three topics: “I. The antinomic conflicts of reason with itself”, “II. Reconstruction of the arguments of the Third Antinomy and of the critical solution” and “III. Transcendental Freedom and Practical Freedom”. The first will argue of what consists the antinomic problem. The second is about the third antinomic problem and the critical solution given by Kant. Last but not least, the third will present a discussion between Kant and Schopenhauer, underlining the reason why Schopenhauer’s solution to the Third Antinomy should be refused, and Kant’s solution should not.Downloads
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