Abstract

It outlines the Kantian philosophy and his way of thought, using as leitmotiv, the rational interests and the different types of reality which they allow us to comprehend. The theoretical interest only deals with the phenomenological and the instrumental, at the thing level. It is the interest of practical reason which reaches the farthest, until reality in itself, sketching the supreme territory of reality and possibility as a mode of being of action, of duty, and also of hope. Finally, the disinterested interest in aesthetics opens us to a way of being which is singular and symbolic