Some Introductory Thoughts on Contemporary Polish Ontology

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Some Introductory Thoughts on Contemporary Polish Ontology VII
4. On Essential Structures and Symmetries 1
5. Prospects for an Animalistically Oriented Simple View 25
6. How Long Does the Present Last? The Problem of Fissuration in Roman Ingarden’s Ontology 51
7. The Subject’s Forms of Knowledge and the Question of Being 71
8. The World as an Object of Formal Philosophy 87
9. Logic and the Ontology of Language 109
10. Benedict Bornstein’s Ontological Elements of Reality 133
11. On the Topological Modelling of Ontological Objects: Substance in the Monadology 149
12. Does Mathematical Possibility Imply Existence? 161
13. Neologicism for Real(s) – Are We There Yet? 181
14. Possible Worlds and Situations: How Can They Meet Up? 205
15. The Ontologic of Actions 219
16. “Physical Intentionality” and the Thomistic Theory of Formal Objects 245
17. An Assessment of Contemporary Polish Ontology 271
18. Author Index 295