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Algunas Consideraciones Sobre La Antítesis De La Primera Antinomia Kantiana

Authors: Herszenbaun, Miguel Alejandro;

Algunas Consideraciones Sobre La Antítesis De La Primera Antinomia Kantiana

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El presente trabajo se propone ofrecer una interpretación alternativa a la lectura tradicional de las pruebas de la antítesis de la primera antinomia. Mientras esta lectura tradicional entiende los argumentos mencionados en términos de causalidad o de razón suficiente, nosotros nos proponemos descifrar estas pruebas basándonos exclusivamente en la noción de una ubicación relativa de los cuerpos o de los eventos temporales. Así, rechazaremos que en tales pruebas se trate de invocar que en un tiempo o espacio vacíos no se cuente con una razón suficiente (o causa) para la ubicación del mundo en cierta región de espacio o tiempo. Sostendremos, por el contrario, que en ellas se trata de demostrar que el mundo no puede tener una ubicación relativa respecto de un espacio o tiempo vacíos que, por otra parte, deben suponerse necesariamente si se postula un mundo finito.

This paper intends to give a new reading on the proofs of the antithesis of the first antinomy, different from the main reading. While the traditional interpretation understands these proofs in terms of causality or sufficient reason, I intend to explain these proofs based only on the concept of relative location of the bodies or temporal events. Hence, I will reject that in these proofs Kant claims that in an extra-mundane time or space there is no sufficient reason (or cause) for the location of the world in certain region of space or time. I claim that these proofs demonstrate that the world cannot have a relative location if it is surrounded by empty space or time, which must be necessarily assumed if we suppose a finite world.

Fil: Herszenbaun, Miguel Alejandro. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras; Argentina

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Kant, Tiempo, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.3, Espacio, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, B1-5802, Mundo, Antítesis, Philosophy (General), Antinomia

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