Foucault y el retorno de Kant

The article analyses the interpretation made by Foucault of the different stages of Kant’s thought. Mainly, it is a question of two approaches: the first one consists in a criticism of the Kantian task of providing anthropological foundations for the modern thought. The second one is an appraisal of Kant’s question about the enlightenment, a forerunner of contemporary discussions. Concerning these two views there are in Foucaultian philosophy some displacements and internal tensions. This could allow the conclusion that Foucault’s project itself hinges on Kantian philosophy.