Since then, reviewers have invoked Beckett, though noted the absence of ontological incandescence; cited Kafka, but without the political insurrection.
Preliminary stages of ontology development, however, often involve disparate data gathering in the absence of an ontological framework.
Instead, sticking firm to the classical ontological definition of nothing as "the absence of anything" -- whatever this means -- so essential to theological, and some subset of philosophical intransigence, strikes me as essentially sterile, backward, useless and annoying.
Within the ontological domain of entrepreneurship there is an absence of unifying theory and an abundance of disputes over frameworks and definitions.
For Bergson, with whom Beckett was familiar, Nothingness does not constitute a void, but rather a form of ontological co-dependency that, for Beckett, manifests itself not as an absence, but as the striving toward absence.
Buddhist Epistemologists generally subscribed to the principle that mere absences of properties are of a lesser ontological status than positive things.
It also helps avoid the serious misunderstanding that bodies are mere illusions a misunderstanding that one could easily fall into in the absence of a full presentation of Leibniz's ontological scheme.
These ontology metrics are used to measure ontological semantics rather than ontological structure.
The stories of Men Without Women describe characters in ontological crises whose sense of identity or meaning come from relationships with women, or from the absence of those women.
This is particularly worrying in the absence of the Strong Supplementation postulate (P.5)—hence the extensionality principle (27)—for then the ontological exuberance of such theories may yield massive multiplication.
