- ****ess the
ontological status of
intentional objects.
Ontological dependence is a
relation between entities. An
entity depends ontologically on another...
- In the
philosophy of religion, an
ontological argument is a
deductive philosophical argument, made from an
ontological basis, that is
advanced in support...
- individual's
ontological security.
Ontological security also
involves having a
positive view of self, the world, and the ****ure. The term
ontological security...
-
groundwork for an
ontology. Each uses
ontological ****umptions to
frame explicit theories,
research and applications.
Improved ontologies may
improve problem...
- "
Ontological Proof", pp. 403–404, and
Appendix B "Texts
Relating to the
Ontological Proof", pp. 429–437. Goldman,
Randolph R. "Gödel's
Ontological Argument"...
-
Whatever process one uses to
determine the
ontological commitments of a theory, that does not
prescribe what
ontological commitments one
should have.
Quine regarded...
- The
ontological turn in
anthropology is not
concerned with
anthropological notions of culture, epistemology, nor
world views. Instead, the
ontological turn...
- 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...
-
between them.
Richard Jones distinguishes ontological and
epistemological reductionism,
arguing that many
ontological and
epistemological reductionists affirm...
