Evolutionary Ontology

Definition

Evolutionary Ontology is the part of Evolutionary Knowledge that studies "what exists" (the Events), the Existence and the Entities that create what exists. Only for descriptive purposes, as per Reality, Evolutionary Ontology can be seen as articulated in Ontology of Physical Reality, Ontology of Cognitive Reality and Ontology of Metacognitive Reality.

Common definition

Ontology, one of the fundamental branches of philosophy, is the study of the "being" as it is, as well as of its fundamental categories. The term derives from the Greek ὄντος, òntos (singular genitive of the present participle ὤν of the verb εἶναι, èinai, "to be") and from λόγος, lògos ("discourse"), so it literally means "discourse on being", but can also derive directly from τά ὄντα, or "the entities", variously interpretable according to the different philosophical positions.(Link to Wikipedia page: Ontology).

See also

• Ontology of Physical Reality
• Ontology of Cognitive Reality
• Ontology of Metacognitive Reality
• Events
• Existence
• Entities
• Creation
• TFNR - 4. What exists? What happens? How happens?
• TFNR - 4.1 Ontology, Phenomenology and Dynamics
• TFNR - 4.2 Entities
• TFNR - 4.2.1 Sources
• TFNR - 4.2.2 Agents / Forces
• TFNR - 4.2.3 Acted / Fields
• TFNR - 4.2.4 Agency and causality
• TFNR - 4.3 Events
• TFNR - 4.3.3 Events and Action

Classification

• Topic id: t_ev_ontology
• Belongs to the class: Evolutionary Knowledge System
• Has as instances: Ontology of Physical Reality, Ontology of Cognitive Reality, Ontology of Metacognitive Reality
• Belongs to the groups:
• Semantic Map: ekm|map=m_ev_knowledge&topic=t_ev_ontology
• Semantic Map Test Version: ekmt|map=m_ev_knowledge&topic=t_ev_ontology