The overall goal of our research is to ascertain within the works of Kant, specifically in the Introductions to the Critique of Judgment in particular the first of them, we believe that the relationship exists between the judgments - of - reflection and freedom of thought which, in our opinion is precisely what characterizes the essence of transcendental philosophy itself. For this purpose, our research will dismember - up on three occasions we deem necessary: first, we address the historical and conceptual importance of the First Introduction and why this work was considered by many scholars as valuable for understanding the issues presented the Critique of Judgment, and second, to understand under what conditions the judgments - of - reflection are based within the Kantian system and why such a judgment can not add anything about our knowledge of nature, since it does not demand define the phenomena, as with judgments - of - understanding, but understanding the way in which the subject is affected by the same independent of any logical and conceptual relationship, thirdly, try to identify other writings of Kant the relationship that exists between metaphysical pure philosophy and trying to understand why they, despite not constitute as a doctrine in philosophy system, are essential for the formation and validity of all our objective knowledge about nature.
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