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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.55113
handle: 10261/187922
[EN] The present article has its aim in some ancillary Kantian considerations about how examples should be used in the context of his philosophy, either in the speculative or the practical application in which reason itself engages. The argument is set parting from the general conception on examples and illustrations according to Kant’s first Critique –a conception that deems them as utterly irrelevant– and tries to make a turning point and respond in the fashion of a correction based on the apparent utility examples have in the Doctrine of Method of KpV, an utility confronted with remarks found in the Trascendental Doctrine of Method of the first Critique. It will be intended to make plausible the thesis by means of which exempla would have a similar and fundamental role to empirical intuitions, but practicalwise.
[ES] El presente artículo pretende apurar algunas consideraciones kantianas en torno al uso de ejemplos en su filosofía, sea en el empleo especulativo o bien en el práctico en que la razón se implica. El argumento se dispone de modo que a la concepción general que de los ejemplos y las ilustraciones se suele adjudicar a Kant –una concepción que los tacha de irrelevantes– se le contesta con una corrección a dicha acusación sacada de su utilidad aparente en la Doctrina del método de la KpV, desde la Doctrina trascendental del método de la primera Crítica. Se tratará con ello de hacer plausible la tesis según la cual los exempla cumplirían un papel análogo a las intuiciones empíricas, pero en el uso práctico de la razón.
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Kant, B1-5802, Virtud, intuición empírica., Empirical Intuition, Ejemplo, Philosophy (General), Virtue, virtud, Methodenlehre, Example, Intuición empírica
Kant, B1-5802, Virtud, intuición empírica., Empirical Intuition, Ejemplo, Philosophy (General), Virtue, virtud, Methodenlehre, Example, Intuición empírica
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