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ONTOLOGY (adapted from a modern Latin form ontologia used by Jean le Clerc 1692; Gr. 6v, Evros, pres. part. of dam, to be, and klryos, science) , the name given to that branch of philosophy which deals specially with the nature of being (ouQta) i.e. reality in the abstract. The idea , denoted in modern
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epistemology
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Aristotle
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special
evolution
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EPISTEMOLOGY
primary
the nature, of being. The evolution
For the wider relations of ontology, see further PHILOSOPHY. End of Article: ONTOLOGY (adapted from a modern Latin form ontologia used by Jean le Clerc 1692; Gr. 6v, Evros, pres. part. of dam, to be, and klryos, science) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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