Özet:

I am still the same, though I am constantly changing over time? What is the change that makes me feel the same as I am? Can I be a speech, and if not, can something else be shown to provide it? How do I know this principle that makes me equal/equality in time? Finally, is my knowledge or consciousness, i.e. I am aware of something other than myself and I am aware of what I am aware of, in the same status as the knowledge of the object, or is it in a different, even privileged and superior position? In this article, we explore how Kant assessed these questions. After a short reference to Kant before, to understand what context he thinks, it comes to how Kant deals with the problem. Sometimes some comparisons are made, but mainly in Kant, and only in the result section some assessments are made about the outcomes of this opinion.