1. What does Kant mean by The synthesis of apprehension is thus inseparably bound up with the synthesis of reproduction?
2. If I experience an object as external to me, give Kants account of how this occurs (through the purview of Kants Transcendental Aesthetics).
3. Explain the synthesis that is provided by the constitution of the now.
4. Explain how it is that experience makes sense or is intelligible (that its not just stupid).
5. Provide Kants account of what provides for all unity and synthesis, ultimately even the very concept of unity.
6. Explain why it is that the intuition of time has priority over the intuition of space
These are all of the questions. I have to be able to answer them in essay format (about a page for each of them at least) and I've been having some trouble with some of them. I found some basic information in the book for 2, but I'm not sure how to put it all together for that answer. For 3 I'm not sure where it is or what to say. i'm not sure about 4, but I might have found where it is basically in the book but I don't know. For 5 I just totally have no idea where it is, so I need help the most on that. I haven't tried to figure out 6 yet.