Kant's Definition of an Undetermined Object Empiric Intuition

appearance is Kant's definition of an undetermined object empirical intuition. Appearance just corresponds to sensation but presupposes that sensations conform to a certain form they're ordered. Dan Robinson has this great analogy if those of you are sort of wondering well how do we not know that surely this surely space and time apply universally literally universally once again it's that question of we don't know that. there so the inner sense is the thing the process is time whereas the outer sense the external world is the object in itself and what allows you know inner sense is therefore what allows succession so appearance is going back to appearance.