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5. Categories as Uppermost Kinds

From the book Fundamentals of Ontological Commitment

https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110459036-006
© 2016 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston
From the book
Fundamentals of Ontological Commitment
Fundamentals of Ontological Commitment

Chapters in this book (27)

Frontmatter
Preface
Contents
Part I: The Task and Scope of Ontology
1. Ontology as a Philosophical Discipline
2. Ontology in Its Different Varieties
3. Logical Tools for Ontological Analysis
4. Mereological Tools of Ontological Analysis
Part II: Ontological Categories
5. Categories as Uppermost Kinds
6. Categorial Realism
7. Modalities
8. Categorial Conceptualism
9. Parts and Wholes
10. Natural Kinds and Ordering Strategies
Part III: The Nature of Existence
11. Non-being
12. Being and Existence
13. Ontological Commitment
14. Identity
Part IV: Ontological Proofs
15. The Existence of God
16. God as an A Priori Idea
17. Gödel’s Proof
Part V: Kinds of Being
18. Three Classical Views about Universals
19. The Standard Approaches to Concrete Entities
20. The Ontological Import of Mathematics
21. Elements of Social Ontology
Relativism and Ontological Relativity
Bibliography
Index
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