Abstract
In this essay, I argue to support that the concept of Tradition has an important meaning for our philosophical reflection. This concept has ontological and epistemological support, and understand it in this way give us perspectives and possibilities to our philosophical exercise from our own existential position. Nevertheless, the reflection must be made whit a hermeneutic exercise, which only can start from the history of the philosophy.
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