An Un-canny Ontology

What is a question? Not why do we question, but ultimately what is it that a question is ? Is it an object? Does it have properties? Lingui...

In a couple of recent posts Levi has developed his notion that objects relate to each other via translation. This means for onticology tha...

In Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics Kant argues that: On the contrary, I say that as objects of our senses existing outside us ar...

David, a friend of mine, found this in James Bissett Pratt's book What is Pragmatism? (1909). Could this be an early form of the Ontic...

In my last post I argued that Levi’s onticological objects are selfish in nature – that is, that if defined by the Ontic Principle, objects ...

Deleuze distinguishes between difference in his terms and empirical difference. Empirical difference distinguishes between two objects – ...

In a response to a nagging question I had about how object-oriented thought handles the particle physics notion of the Standard Model – t...