Foucault y la arqueología filosófica de Kant.

In this article I set out to demonstrate that Michel Foucault tries to construct a philosophical archaeology as a way to access history from the realm of freedom. I will present the development of this philosopher's thought about the possibilities of making history up to the point where archaeology needs to work jointly with genealogy. We will also see that together, archaeology and genealogy are seen by Foucault as a way to continue down the critical route of philosophy that Immanuel Kant himself refers to in "History of Pure Reason," at the heart of Critique of Pure Reason. In addition, I will look at the way this critical route is also guided by practical principles, as stipulated by the philosophical archaeology that Kant defines in a fragment written between 1793 and 1795. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]