> di Bruna, Stefania Massari*
Abstract: The intention of this article is to show how, through the analysis of various aspects of Kantian speculation in relation to “time”, it is possible to observe, in the philosopher of Konigsberg, a need to recover a thinking approach to philosophy, that was able to overcome the dualisms that affected the era that preceded the “enlightenment century”. Such is the sense of the Kantian concept of “metaphysics”, in which a “reason” was needed to be understood as “organic”, going beyond any theoreticism and scientism (today’s terms, as well as today’s drifts of philosophy), that the author had already begun to foreshadow substantially in his time, and which Hegel and the idealistic Wirkungsgeschichte had continued to undertake, as a philosophical approach to history.
Key-word: Time, Metaphysics, Thinking-Philosophy, Kantian-speculation, Philosophical-approach-to-history