Why is the transcendental deduction included in the section called "The Transcendental Analytic"? Are his principles in this section not synthetic? Is the principle of the necessity of the unity of apperception analytically true rather than synthetically? It has been suggested that in the title, "Transcendental Analytic," Kant means something different by "analytic" than he does by the term in "analytic a priori," that we are here dealing with homonyms, but that explanation seems too facile.