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ontological concepts and distinctions, for example, the
concepts of
particularity and universality, of
abstractness and concreteness, of
ontological dependence...
- An
ontological argument is a
philosophical argument, made from an
ontological basis, that is
advanced in
support of the
existence of God. Such arguments...
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groundwork for an
ontology. Each uses
ontological ****umptions to
frame explicit theories,
research and applications.
Improved ontologies may
improve problem...
- application-specific
ontologies to
avoid possibly erroneous ontological ****umptions
encountered in
modeling large-scale
ontologies. By
maintaining an independent...
- to
interpret the
meaning of
ontological claims.
Different meta-
ontological theories disagree on what the goal of
ontology is and
whether a
given issue...
- In philosophy,
ontological maximalism (or
metaontological maximalism) is a
ontological realist position that ****erts, "whatever can
exist does in some...
- the
distinction between ontical and
ontological, or
between beings and
being as such. He
labeled this the "
ontological difference." It is from this distinction...
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communities collectively adjudicate what is real.
Political ontology emerged as part of the
ontological turn,
particularly in the
works by
Mario Blaser, Marisol...
- The
ontological turn in
anthropology is not
concerned with
anthropological notions of culture, epistemology, nor
world views. Instead, the
ontological turn...
- with his
ontological argument. Gödel left a fourteen-point
outline of his
philosophical beliefs in his papers.
Points relevant to the
ontological proof include:...
