Hegel e a Ciência da Lógica: da crítica às provas apagógicas de Kant na segunda antinomia da Crítica da Razão Pura

Abstract

From the work of Hegel's Science of Logic (1816), this article analyzes his critique of Kant's apagogic proofs, more specifically those concerning to the second antinomy of the Critique of Pure Reason (1781), which deals with the question of the indivisibility and divisibility of space, time and matter. The study briefly exposes Kant's elaboration of such evidence, as well as its weaknesses and limitations, in order to show Hegel's solutions to them and in what way, through Kant's own antinomies, the author justifies the contradiction between indivisibility and divisibility as a substantial moment to the dialectic of thought.