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This text is the result of reflections provided by PIBIC (UFSC) in 2015 and 2016. It analyses Kant's concept of evil and how it has impacted other philosophies. Some commentators support the possibility of this concept being able to solve contemporary problems. For example, Hannah Arendt analyses the case of Eichmann in Jerusalem, influenced by Kant's concept of evil. In this book, we will also analyse Claudia Card's reflections on the concept of evil.