Vindicación de la Metafísica en Kant: Una Aproximación Desde la “Arquitectónica de la Razón Pura”

Abstract

This research aims to provide an answer to one of the questions that Kant asks himself in the prologue of the Critique of Pure Reason: how is metaphysics possible? The thesis is that this answer is concentrated in the section of the Architectonics of pure reason, within the same critique. To resolve this question, the first part of the work exposes some essential readings in the philosophical tradition that have approached the concept of metaphysics in Kant, this to trace a possible new own reading and open the possibility of a new debate about the interpretation of metaphysics in the work of the philosopher from his most outstanding readers. The second part of the investigation opens the justified possibility of a path for the vindication of metaphysics through the Architectonics of pure reason, while the third chapter is dedicated to making a detailed exegesis of the Arp to support that said architecture is one more alternative that Kant veiledly proposes to resolve the question that opens his first great critical work, one that, although it has not been traveled much, this research assumes as viable. Finally, there are conclusions, in which some determining points are taken up within this argumentation in favor of Kantian metaphysics from the Architectonics of pure reason.