El objetivo de este trabajo es examinar la relación entre los dos tipos de esquemas de las ideas de la razón presentados por Kant en su Crítica de la razón pura. Por un lado, Kant sostiene que los esquemas de la razón son principios, reglas o procedimientos (los de homogeneidad, especificación y continuidad). Por otro lado, Kant afirma que esos esquemas son objetos en la idea u objetos imaginarios (los del alma, el mundo y Dios). A los primeros esquemas los llamamos dinámicos”, y a los segundos, estáticos”. En primer lugar, sostendremos que los tres esquemas dinámicos se aplican conjuntamente a cada uno de los esquemas estáticos. En segundo lugar, afirmaremos que la aplicación de los esquemas dinámicos al esquema estático de la idea de Dios es una condición de la aplicación de esos esquemas dinámicos a los otros dos esquemas estáticos.

The paper’s purpose is to offer an interpretation of Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason’s chapter “On the schematism of the pure concepts of the understanding”. Our hypothesis is that in the doctrine of the schematism the possibility of the ontological constitution of the object as object is decided. Thus we will show that only with the transcendental schemes we find the basic ontological predicates of objectivity. This is demonstrated by establishing that only thanks to the doctrine of schematism the inner dynamism of the cooperation between sensibility and understanding gives place to objective knowledge.

“Concerning the Relationship between the Two Kinds of Schemata of the Ideas of Reason in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason”. The aim of this paper is to examine the relationship between the two kinds of schemata of the ideas of reason introduced by Kant in his Critique of Pure Reason. On the one hand, Kant holds that the schemata of reason are principles, rules or procedures (those of homogeneity, specification and continuity). On the other hand, Kant states that those schemata are objects in the idea or imaginary objects (those of the soul, the world and God). I call the first schemata “dynamic”, and the second ones, “static”. In the first place, I hold that the three dynamic schemata are applied jointly to each one of the static schemata. In the second place, I state that the application of the dynamic schemata to the static schema of the idea of God is a condition of the ap...

The paper’s purpose is to offer an interpretation of Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason’s chapter "On the schematism of the pure concepts of the understanding”. Our hypothesis is that in the doctrine of the schematism the possibility of the ontological constitution of the object as object is decided. Thus we will show that only with the transcendental schemes we find the basic ontological predicates of objectivity. This is demonstrated by establishing that only thanks to the doctrine of schematism the inner dynamism of the cooperation between sensibility and understanding gives place to objective knowledge.

The paper’s purpose is to offer an interpretation of Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason’s chapter “On the schematism of the pure concepts of the understanding”. Our hypothesis is that in the doctrine of the schematism the possibility of the ontological constitution of the object as object is decided. Thus we will show that only with the transcendental schemes we find the basic ontological predicates of objectivity. This is demonstrated by establishing that only thanks to the doctrine of schematism the inner dynamism of the cooperation between sensibility and understanding gives place to objective knowledge.

“Concerning the Relationship between the Two Kinds of Schemata of the Ideas of Reason in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason”. The aim of this paper is to examine the relationship between the two kinds of schemata of the ideas of reason introduced by Kant in his Critique of Pure Reason. On the one hand, Kant holds that the schemata of reason are principles, rules or procedures (those of homogeneity, specification and continuity). On the other hand, Kant states that those schemata are objects in the idea or imaginary objects (those of the soul, the world and God). I call the first schemata “dynamic”, and the second ones, “static”. In the first place, I hold that the three dynamic schemata are applied jointly to each one of the static schemata. In the second place, I state that the application of the dynamic schemata to the static schema of the idea of God is a condition of the ap...