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SUMMARY

DETAILED INDEX OF THE PAGES ON THE THEORY OF ONTOLOGY

Definitions of Ontology by Leading Philosophers

Definitions of Ontology: Introductory Remarks

Wolff and Leibniz

Kant

Bolzano and Brentano

Meinong and Twardowski

Husserl

Hartmann, Lesniewski, Ingarden, Bunge

Tugendhat, Grossmann, Cocchiarella

Perzanowski, Gracia, Fine, Jacquette, Poli 

The Vocabulary of Ontology

Vocabulary of Ontology: Introductory remarks

Actuality

BEING

The Concept of Being in Linguistics and Philosophy:

The History of the Concept of Being

On the Meaning of einai and to on in Greek

From Greek to Latin

Selected Bibliography on the Concept of Being

A - Dum

Fab - Nij

Nij - Z 

EXISTENCE

Introduction: Origins of the Term "Existence"

Definitions

From Avicenna to Descartes

From Spinoza to Wolff

From Crusius to Russell

Selected Bibliography on the Concept of Existence

A - Had

Har - Owe

Pan - Z

Power

SUBSTANCE

Introduction: The Tradiitional Concept of Substance

Selected Bibliography on the Concept of Substance

A - Lou

Mac - Z

SELECTED ONTOLOGICAL TOPICS

Language and Ontology:

Linguistic Relativism (Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis) vs. Universal Grammar

Introduction to the Linguistic Relativity

Selected Bibliography on Linguistic Relativism:

A - Ell

Feu - Kur

Lan - Z

Universal Ontology vs. Ontological Relativity

Semiotics and Ontology:

John Deely. An Annotated bibliography:

Introduction to John Deely

1971 - 1986

1986 - 1993

1993 - 1999

2000 - 2002

2003 - 2005

2005 - 2010

The Rediscovery of John Poinsot (John of St. Thomas):

Introduction: Semiotics and ontology in the Work of John Poinsot

Overview of the Works of John Poinsot Translated in English

Poinsot Contributions to Logic and Semiotics

Selected Bibliography on the Philosophical Work of John Poinsot:

English Translations

Studies on his Philosophical Work

MODERN THEORIES OF PREDICATION

Existence and Predication: the Frege-Russell 'Is' Ambiguity Thesis

Introduction to the Modern Theories of Predication

Charles H. Kahn on "Being" in Ancient Greek

The Verb Esti in Ancient Greek

Selected bibliography

A - Hin

Hin - Z

Language as Calculus vs. Language as Universal Medium

Introduction to Two views of Language

Selected Bibliography

A - Haa

Hei - Z

The Problem of Universals: the Contemporary Debate

Introductory Remarks on the Problem of Universals

Selected Bibliography

A - Chi

Coc - Mel

Mor - > Z

PATHWAYS TO WESTERN PHILOSOPHY

General and Introductory Works

Philosophy: Books for Beginners and Bibliographical Instruments

Philosophy: Advanced Readings

Encyclopedias and Dictionaries mof Philosophy

Histories of Philosophy

Anthologies of Philosophy

Style Manuals

Formal and Descriptive Metaphysics

Metaphysics: Readings for Beginners

Metaphysics: Advanced Readings (one)

Metaphysics: Advanced (two)

Metaphysics: Advanced (three)

Metaphysics: Anthologies (one)

Metaphysics: Anthologies (two)

Metaphysics: Anthologies (three)

Formal and Descriptive Ontology

Ontology: Readings for Beginners

Ontology: Advanced readings (one)

Ontology: Advanced readings (two)

Ontology: Dictionaries (one)

Ontology: Dictionaries (two)

Ontology: Anthologies (one)

Ontology: Anthologies (two)

Philosophical Logic and the Philosophy of Logic

Logic: Readings for Beginners

Logic: Advanced Readings (one)

Logic: Advanced Readings (two)

Logic: Advanced Readings (three)

PATHWAYS TO NON-WESTERN PHILOSOPHY

Pathways to Comparative Philosophy

Introduction: The Task of Comparative Philosophy

Comparative Philosophy: Readings for Beginners

Comparative Philosophy: Advanced Readings

African Philosophy. A Survey of Contemporary Studies

Introduction: African and Western Philosophy

 African Philosophy: Readings for Beginners

African Philosophy: Advanced Readings

Logic and Language in Ancient China

Introduction: Theories About Language in Classical China

Selected Bibliography: General Introductions > Advanced Readings: A - Joh > Kao - Z

Logic and Ontology in Ancient India

Introduction: The Meaning and Scope of Indian Philosophy

Selected Bibliography

Introductory Readings on Indian Logic

Advanced Readings on Indian Logic

A - Car

Cha - Gan

Ger - Mat

McC

Per

Phi - Sta

Tab - Z

Buddhist Logic and Ontology

Introduction to Buddhist Logic

Selected Bibliography

A - Hun

Ina - Per

Rob - Z

Islamic (Arabic and Persian) Logic and Ontology

Introduction to Islamic Logic

Selected Bibliography

Introductory Readings on Islamic Logic

Advanced Readings on Islamic Logic


ABRIDGED INDEX:

FIRST SECTION: THEORY

SECOND SECTION: HISTORY

THIRD SECTION: VARIA

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