According to Immanuel Kant, the questions that philosophy must answer as a discipline are: What can we know? How should we act? What can we expect? This work accounts for the third, generating with this an approach to the limits, goals and questions about the future of humanity from the perspective of moral progress, a key concept within the tracts and philosophy of Kantian history. Thus, throughout the document, the hypothesis of moral progress is developed by understanding it within the margins of regulative ideas and reflective judgments.
