In making the transition from a discussion of the Transcendental Aesthetic to a discussion of the Transcendental Logic, Heidegger must deal with the questions of what is meant by "transcendental logic", and of what is dealt with under that chapter heading. This again brings up the question of the role of logic in philosophy, and in particular highights the problem of judgement. Heidegger here is concerned with sifting out of Kant's presentation that which is owed merely to traditional theories of judgement, and leaving the genuine phenomenological analysis of transcendence.