Kant and Marx: heteronomy and alienation in the construction of freedom

The main tension of the reflection is at the expense of the problem of freedom in both authors. In Kant the search for the supreme principle of morality and its expression in the imperative obeys the need for freedom of the will. In Marx, will and conscience are constitutive of the human being, and therefore the concept of alienation -heteronomy- represents both the critique of capitalism and the imperative need to overcome it. We want to recreate and interweave two ideals of humanity, be inspired by them in order to contribute to the critique of today's world and propose ways for a better world.