Ontology
Ontology is the branch of philosophy that deals with the nature of being, existence, and reality. It explores questions about what entities exist and how they can be categorized, as well as the relationships between different entities. Ontology seeks to understand the fundamental nature of the world and the structures that underlie it. It also examines concepts such as identity, change, causality, and possibility. In addition to philosophy, ontology is also studied in fields such as computer science, information science, and cognitive science.
External Links
- [Ontology.com] Ontology has joined the EXFO family
- [Ontology.co] Ontology: Theory and History
- [Periodontology.us] American Academy of Periodontology
- [Periodontology.org]
- [ontologyrules.com] OntologyRules.coma documentation of ontological principles
- [bibliontology.com] Bibliographic Ontology Specification | The Bibliographic Ontology
- [gerontologyuniversity.org] TOP |
- [Deontology.com] Could Kant have been a utilitarian?
- [infoserviceonto.wordpress.com] The Info Service Ontology | Describing, Rating, Categorising Information Services with the Info Service Ontology
- [o4dh.com] | Ontology For Digital Humanities
- [oxpl.org] Ontology-assisted Experimental Programming Language - OXPL
- [iaoa.org] IAOA – The International Association for Ontology and its Applications