Giovanni Sarto is a post-graduate student in Philosophy at the University of São Paulo (USP), where he is conducting research titled "Order and Contingency in Kant: from cosmology to man as the supreme end," funded by FAPESP. He recently finished a Research Internship Abroad at the Kant-Forschungsstelle, located at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, focused on the theme "Natural Order in the Only Possible Argument and in the Appendix to Kant's Transcendental Dialectic." He holds a Bachelors and teaching degree in Philosophy from USP and is also a Bachelor in International Relations from the Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The concept of order used to be inseparable from the representation of an ordainer, to which human intelligence immediately turns. However, how should it be understood in the context of Kant's Critical Philosophy, given that the philosopher sought to break with the fundamental solidarity that grounded the relationship between God and the order of the world in the Only Possible Argument? T…
Following up the internal development of the Kantian contingency concept comprehension, we locate ourselves in a debate which assembles cosmology and moral, and whose conceptual operator is the notion of order. Simultaneously, we identify two theorical movements which we have called "interiorization of contingency" and "transcendentalization of the order". With the aim of tracing the path…
The project seeks to illuminate how it is intended to variegate three theorical perspectives that altogether gives to the work in question its reason of being. Enumerating from the standpoint of the most distant to the closest in relation to the text, there is, first, a classical discussion from the scholiasts in regard to the theme of the finitude in Kant's work. In second place, there i…
The present project aims to trace the relations between order and contingency amidst the Only Possible Argument (1763) and the Critique of Pure Reason (1781). It starts with an attempt to answer the following question: how Kant justifies the natural order in a world that he understands as contingent? At first sight, in the 1763's text, the recourse to divine will seems to be fundamental t…
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