Abstract

Argues that parapsychology\'s frequent concern with, for example, structuring constraints imposed by the mind, makes Kant\'s ontological system, where infinitary raw data are structured by the faculty of the understanding, very useful for explaining many of the persistently puzzling features of parapsychology. The argument is made despite Kant\'s ambivalent attitude toward phenomena nowadays clasified as parapsychological. Speculations are proposed concerning the kind of limitations to which parapsychology may inherently be subject.