ontological in English

adjective

of or pertaining to ontology, pertaining to the branch of metaphysics which is concerned with existence and the nature of being

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1. • Ontological Commitment is a kind of a …

2. I was full of ontological uncertainty and existential angst.

3. Then, we will examine the meaning of the "the ontological revolution", and demonstrate that "Being and Time" has provided the axiological nihilism with its ontological basis.

4. The ontological argument states that God exists because he is perfect.

5. Anthropocentrism is a charge of human chauvinism and an acknowledgement of human ontological boundaries

6. 17 Where and how do we draw a line between ontological existents and fictions?

7. Apophatic writing that refuses to reduce God to an ontological thing

8. 28 Thus, contemporary ontological debates relating to the photograph are divergent.

9. The Ontological Argument attempts to give a deductive argument for theism.

10. Anthropocentrism is a charge of human chauvinism and an acknowledgement of human ontological boundaries

11. According to Marx , the ontological dimension is original and these two dimensions are based on praxis.

12. Knowledge of their ontological status thus functions in Textermination as a trope for indeterminacy. Sentencedict.com

13. As an ontological doctrine, idealism goes further, asserting that all entities are composed of mind or spirit.

14. As a result, despite its enduring importance, the ontological argument has brought few people to theism.

15. In 1972, she portrayed an androgynous runaway in the premiere of Joyce Carol Oates' Ontological Proof of My Existence.

16. Classical Apologists will often utilize various forms of the cosmological, teleological (Design), ontological, and moral arguments to prove God’s existence

17. Aggregational Ontological heterogeneity – Another variation can be that the profit of a firm may include that from majority owned subsidiaries in one case, and excludes them in another case (possibly due to different reporting rules in different countries or for different purposes.) Aggregational ontological heterogeneity has to do with

18. A " lack of luck " is equally Atemporal.; Being " Atemporal", TIQM assigns ontological priority to events in pseudo-time

19. Azuma has published seven books, including Sonzaironteki, Yubinteki (Ontological, Postal) in 1998, which focuses on Jacques Derrida's oscillation between literature and philosophy.

20. Therefore choosing Constructionist grounded theory based on the ontological assumptions of the researcher seems incompatible with the idea of social constructionism

21. As the present Cahiers editor Stéphane Delorme remarks: ‘Ontological realism is the sole touchstone of Bazin’s thought and Cahiers’ thought; without that, everything collapses’.

22. In Hinduism, Brahman refers to the supreme cosmic power, ontological ground of being, and the source, goal and purpose of all spiritual knowledge

23. With the various odds versus evens Arbitrarinesses and other such difficulties, there seems to be an ontological unsatisfactoriness in the speed-unbounded Newtonian collision system

24. 11 Versions of Anselm’s ontological argument were later used by both St. Thomas Aquinas and Rene Descartes and were, much later still, heavily criticised by Immanuel Kant.

25. Animality proposes that while some distinctions between humans and animals are valid, the two groups are more productively conceived as parts of an ontological whole

26. These emergent properties have an independent ontological status and cannot be reduced to, or explained in terms of, the physical substrate from which they emerge.

27. The 20th-century German philosopher Martin Heidegger criticized the ontological assumptions underpinning such a reductive model, and claimed that it was impossible to make sense of experience in these terms.

28. Argumentation schemes are stereotypical patterns of inference, combining semantic-ontological relations with types of reasoning and logical axioms and representing the abstract structure of the most common types of natural arguments

29. The fact that Antipope Bergoglio has now declared the Novus Ordo to be the UNIQUE, as in the one and only, Roman Rite, which is an ontological impossibility in direct contradiction to Pope St

30. And yet today there are countless professing Christians who consistently defy such ontological Asinity by selectively ascribing to God only those attributes that make them more comfortable with Him—and Him with them

31. And yet today there are countless professing Christians who consistently defy such ontological Asinity by selectively ascribing to God only those attributes that make them more comfortable with Him—and Him with them

32. Consequently, the adaptation of digitization to Bookmaking was not hampered by theoretical concerns for the ontological differences between books such as the nineteenth-century manuscript copies of thirteenth-century manuscript originals, lithographs, typeset books, microfilms, or …

33. The movements of the 1960s have largely sunk, marxism-leninism has been pulverised, and post-structuralism is Banausic, but Castoriadis' ontological insights prevent him from eternalising the present as Fukuyama does, or Bell did before Fukuyama

34. Based on the Common Algebraic Specification Language (CASL), the common ontological framework has been described as a 'hyper-ontology' - an open, modular, holistic, easy-to-use and standards-abiding way of describing a shared concept of applications and services.

35. Looking to the thought of Thomas Aquinas, James Dolezal carefully presents the logical coherence of the doctrine of divine simplicity, cogently illustrating how the doctrine is a necessary ontological condition for affirming God's Absoluteness with regard to his existence, essence, knowledge, and will.

36. 267 While this demonstrates the Bergsonian and Heideggerian roots of Sartre’s highly original conception of nothingness, Sartre’s attempt to think the ethical–political from an ontological conception of nothingness does lead to a number of questions that, by calling …

37. What is social Constructionism, and how is it important to the study of religion? In this interview, Titus Hjelm tells David Robertson about social Constructionism – that is, a set of approaches which see social realities as built from language, rather than reflecting ontological realities.

38. Atomistic agreement is designed for pluralistic competition and majority rules that always marginalize or coerce some to go along with others--the winners are "us" while the losers are "them." Holographic union is only possible when everyone shares the same ontological perspective and corollary belief system

39. The floor has been reduced to a strip of Austere pebbled garden with stepping stones and a parallel garden pool.: Recourse to sets, on the other hand, is a drastic ontological move, a retreat from the Austere ontology of impressions.: But now, published as a handsome if Austere chapbook, the poem can be understood on its own terms.: Never seeking to over-elaborate on the emotion, Polanski