Beyond the doxographic presentation of the much studied passage "from Kant to Hegel", what the author discusses here is the process of thought that takes place in it. The connecting idea for the supposed overcoming of metaphysics becomes a process of the speculation itself in which the transparency of the critica! work of retlection in the Hegelian system also involves history.

Even though the maxims' theory is not at thecenter of Kant's ethics, it is the unavoidable basis of the categoric imperative's formulation. Kant leanson the transmitted representations of modem moral theory. During the last decades, the notion of maxims has deserved more attention, due to the philosophy of language's debates on rules, and due to action theory's interest in this notion. I here by brietly expound my views in these discussions.

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Más allá de la presentación doxográfica del tan estudiado tránsito de Kant a Hegel, lo que se discute aquí es el proceso del pensamiento que tiene lugar en ese tránsito. El hilo conductor de la supuesta superación de la problemática metafísica se transforma en un proceso de laespeculación misma, en el que la transparencia del trabajo crítico de la reflexión del sistema hegeliano incorpora igualmente a la historia.

A pesar de que la doctrina de las máximas no se halla en el centro de la ética kantiana, constituye una base irrenunciable para la formulación del imperativo categórico. Kant se apoya, como veremos, sobre representaciones recogidas por la tradición de la moral moderna. Ahora bien, en las últimas décadas la noción de máxima ha captado una mayor atención gracias al debate de la filosofía del lenguaje en tomo a las reglas, así como al interés que dicha noción suscita en la teoría de la acción. Tomo aquí posición en forma resumida con respecto a estos debates.

Beyond the doxographic presentation of the much studied passage "from Kant to Hegel", what the author discusses here is the process of thought that takes place in it. The connecting idea for the supposed overcoming of metaphysics becomes a process of the speculation itself in which the transparency of the critica! work of retlection in the Hegelian system also involves history.

Even though the maxims' theory is not at thecenter of Kant's ethics, it is the unavoidable basis of the categoric imperative's formulation. Kant leanson the transmitted representations of modem moral theory. During the last decades, the notion of maxims has deserved more attention, due to the philosophy of language's debates on rules, and due to action theory's interest in this notion. I here by brietly expound my views in these discussions.

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