Sentence examples for ontological point from inspiring English sources

Irigaray's ontological point here has important political implications: women cannot understand their own identities on male terms.

Through the influence of the basic idea of Dilthey's Lebensphilosophie, Ortega was able to link his ontological point of view with his existentialist and historicist viewpoints.

From the ontological point of view, this entails the uniqueness in type of what is signified by every class of categorematic expressions (Logica, chap. 5, p. 14).

It was in this way that they had endeavoured to avoid introducing Aristotelian forms and qualities, which they regarded as incomprehensible from an ontological point of view.

If jumbles are considered undesirable from an ontological point of view, it is also possible to construe experimental systems as purely conceptual entities.

From an ontological point of view, nothing distinguishes sensible cognition, imagination and intellection except the distinct part of the soul where the species is received.

To the extent that modal claims do quantify over possible worlds, the ontological points made about mathematics apply will here too.

Depending on the study paradigm (e.g. hermeneutical, phenomenological, positivistic) [ 46] and the objective (e.g. evaluation, gaining insight into a specific context, practice or documentation) researchers take different ontological points of views on the study topic.

Publishing his Teoria della interpretatione in 1964, Betti approaches hermeneutics from a non-ontological point of view, explicitly connecting himself to the legacy of Schleiermacher and Dilthey.

414), and it has been pointed out that this ontological level is reminiscent to us of the Cartesian res extensa, although Descartes would not allow Philoponus' distinction between space and corporeal extension.

Yet he is not, and the reason is because at a deep, ontological level, Hamlet despises the "calculating, ruthless nature of office-seekers," a point I made last year.