Impugnación de José de la Luz y Caballero a las concepciones idealistas del espacio y el tiempo

Abstract

El objetivo declarado en este artículo consistió en revelar las especificidades de la crítica del notable filósofo y pedagogo cubano José de la Luz y Caballero a las concepciones idealistas subjetivas del kantismo acerca del espacio y el tiempo, divulgadas en Cuba durante la tercera década del siglo XIX por un grupo de intelectuales representativos de la tendencia anticubana en el pensamiento filosófico de la época, conocida como eclecticismo espiritualista. Los autores incursionaron en una faceta poco divulgada de la filosofía del maestro, y en el estudio revelaron la profundidad y elevado alcance teórico de su pensamiento, así como su reconocido compromiso con la tarea de forjar una cultura independiente en Cuba.

The main objective declared in this article was to reveal the specificities of the critics of the remarkable Cuban philosopher and teacher José de la Luz y Caballero to the idealistic subjective conceptions of Kantism about time and space, which were spread in Cuba by a group of representative intellectuals of the anti-Cuban tendency on the philosophical thought of the epoch during the third decade of the 19th century, known as spiritualist eclecticism. Some aspects which are not very well known about the teacher ́s philosophy were deeply studied by the authors, and in the research, they showed the profoundness and the high theoretical reach of his thinking, as well as his known commitment with the task of forging an independent culture in Cuba.