Metaphysics & Ontology

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Metaphysics & Ontology#

Figures#

  • [ w ] 1926-2014 Armstrong, David

  • [ w ] 1838-1970 Brentano, Franz

  • [ w ] 1924-1991 Castañeda, Héctor-Neri

  • [ w ] 1925-2011 Dummett, Michael

  • [ w ] 1969----- Fitelson, Branden

  • [ w ] 1882-1950 Hartmann, Nicolai

  • [ w ] 1711-1776 Hume, David

  • [ w ] 1724-1804 Kant, Immanuel

  • [ w ] 1889-1976 Heidegger, Martin

    • [ w ] 1927 Being and Time

  • [ w ] 1853-1920 Meinong, Alexius

  • [ w ] 1952----- Zalta, Edward

Terms#

  • [ w ] Abstract

  • [ w ] Abstract Object Theory

  • [ w ] Accident

  • [ w ] Actualism

  • [ w ] Actuality

  • [ w ] Alethic Modality

  • [ w ] Anti Realism

  • [ w ] Anti Reductionism

  • [ w ] Bundle Theory

  • [ w ] Causality

  • [ w ] Class, knowledge representation

  • [ w ] Compositional Object

  • [ w ] Concrete

  • [ w ] Dasein

  • [ w ] Domain of Discourse

  • [ w ] Emergence

  • [ w ] Endurantism

  • [ w ] Energy

  • [ w ] Essence

  • [ w ] Eternalism

  • [ w ] Event

  • [ w ] Existence

  • [ w ] Fact

  • [ w ] Force

  • [ w ] Formal Ontology

  • [ w ] Four-Dimensionalism

  • [ w ] Fundamental Ontology

  • [ w ] Genus

  • [ w ] Grounding

  • [ w ] Gunk

  • [ w ] Idealism

  • [ w ] Identity

  • [ w ] Integrative Level

  • [ w ] Matter

  • [ w ] Meontology [μη “non”]

  • [ w ] Mereological Essentialism

  • [ w ] Mereological Nihilism

  • [ w ] Mereology [μερος “part”] [ Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy ]

  • [ w ] Mereotopology

  • [ w ] Meron

  • [ w ] Meronomy

  • [ w ] Meronymy [μερος “part” ονυμα “name”]

  • [ w ] Metaontology

  • [ w ] Metaphysics

  • [ w ] Modal Realism

  • [ w ] Modality

  • [ w ] Monad

  • [ w ] Monism

  • [ w ] Motion

  • [ w ] Nominalism

  • [ w ] Noneism

  • [ w ] Nonexistent Object

  • [ w ] Noumenon [νοουμενον]

  • [ w ] Object

  • [ w ] Object of the Mind

  • [ w ] Ontic [οντος “of that which is”]

  • [ w ] Ontological Commitment

  • [ w ] Ontologism

  • [ w ] Ontology

  • [ w ] Ontology, components

  • [ w ] Ontology, information science

  • [ w ] Ontology, language

  • [ w ] Ousia [ουσια]

  • [ w ] Partonomy

  • [ w ] Perdurantism

  • [ w ] Phenomenon

  • [ w ] Philosophical Presentism

  • [ w ] Philosophy of Time

  • [ w ] Physicalism

  • [ w ] Pluralism

  • [ w ] Possibilism

  • [ w ] Potentiality

  • [ w ] Problem of Universals

  • [ w ] Process Ontology

  • [ w ] Process Philosophy

  • [ w ] Property

  • [ w ] Possible World

  • [ w ] Quality

  • [ w ] Quantity

  • [ w ] Realism

  • [ w ] Reality

  • [ w ] Reductionism

  • [ w ] Reism

  • [ w ] Relation

  • [ w ] Simple

  • [ w ] Space

  • [ w ] Species

  • [ w ] State

  • [ w ] Subject

  • [ w ] Susbtance

  • [ w ] Substance Theory

  • [ w ] Temporal Parts

  • [ w ] Theory of Categories

  • [ w ] Thing-in-itself

  • [ w ] Time

  • [ w ] Trope [τροπος “turn”]

  • [ w ] Upper Ontology

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