A imputabilidade moral na Crítica da Razão Pura

The article analyzes the treatment given for Kant in the First Critical to the moral imputability, concentrating basically in III part of chapter II of the book second of the Transcendental Dialetic, called "Solution  of the cosmological ideas of the totality of the division of the events from its causes". In this part of the Critique of Pure Reason, Kant presents, inside of its argumentativa strategy that aims to decide the problem of the third antinomy, the distinction between empirical character and the intelligible character. From the double way of consideration it subject agent, search the thesis of Kant on the moral imputability. The position of Kant defended in B 583 of that an imputation judgment requires the disdain for the empirical conditions, as much interns as external, is questioned.