In the 200 years of Kant's dead
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In this article, it is highlighted the role of kant in the epistemology, in what is its philosophical revolution and how it compares with the transformation that empirical-analytical science made in knowledge, both in its methods and its ends. The proposals of empiricism and rationalism are analyzed and contrasted with the Kantian. Finally it is exposed in which the originality of Kant is based on the theory of knowledge.
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Kant, Manuel (1985). Critica de la razón pura. Orbis, Pág. 130.
