Kant`s way of knowing: Heidegger`s phenomenological interpretation about Kant

Abstract

This work aims to show how Heidegger interprets the foundations of Kantian theory in the critique of pure reason, right in the introduction, on the way in which reality is known from sensitivity and understanding. Heidegger phenomenologically elaborates the schemas that he interprets from Kant as existential of a privileged being as being-in-the-world. For Heidegger, the problem of knowledge has
its foundation in the very being that has an intimate relationship with the truth and with being-in-theworld, that is, Dasein. Therefore, in the first part, we will go through a brief presentation of Kant's theory about his conception of the way of knowing, to then present how Heidegger interprets Kant from the phenomenology giving priority to concepts such as truth, understanding, world, and mainly: being.