The article discusses how Kant's method in the Critique of Pure Reason involves analyzing human experience. It explores the idea of transcendental analysis introduced by Marburg Neo-Kantianism and argues that it is a valid way to understand Kant's work. The distinction between analytic and synthetic methods in the Prolegomena is examined, with the conclusion that transcendental analysis is a suitable model for interpreting Kant. The article also looks at Strawson's descriptive metaphysics, which aligns with Kant's ideas. Overall, the study suggests that transcendental analysis is a unique form of philosophical analysis with specific aims.