Abstract
This paper reconstructs the premises and meaning of the final chapter of the first Critique, The History of Pure Reason. It argues that the project of a history of pure reason rests on the main arguments developed throughout the work, especially the idea of pure reason as an organized whole. It also claims that this philosophical history has a regulative status.
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