Philosophy corner! (El rincón de la filosofia) 10A by María angel Verbel

María De la Hoz

mariaangelverbel484 — 2024-08-21 23:03:23 UTC

Alessandro Rhenals

2024-09-05 00:11:10 UTC

Ontology, It focuses on questions such as what really exists? and what does it mean to exist? From a broader perspective, it seeks to categorize and understand the different types of entities that make up the world, how they relate to each other, and how they can be grouped into different categories.

It investigates what it means for something to be "being." In this context, "being" is considered to be the most fundamental thing in reality.

Mariana balseiro

2024-09-05 01:11:42 UTC

To insertando ontology in philosophy, I have learned the folletín key points:

1. Ontology is the branch of philosophy that deals with the nature of existence, being, and reality .

2. It Explores questions like "what exists?"

"What is the nature of reality?" And "How do we categorize and understand the World oround us?".

3.Ontology is concerned with indentifying and categorizing the fundamental entities or substances that make un the World.

Natalia Pedrozo Ospino

2024-09-05 01:59:04 UTC

When studying ontology, I discovered that it is the branch of philosophy that seeks to understand the fundamental nature of reality. It led me to question my beliefs and assumptions, and explore different perspectives and theories. I learned that ontology does not seek definitive answers, but rather encourages us to debate and reflect. I developed a greater awareness of my own beliefs and learned to question them constructively. Ontology is a valuable tool for developing critical and reflective thinking.

Natalia Rodríguez

2024-09-05 12:40:45 UTC

From ontology I have learned about the different perceptions of being in different eras, from permanence and change, theocentrism, existentialism, humanism. I find the change in the perception of ontology according to the era very interesting, since this shows that thought is a flow that never stops and always reaches new conclusions.

Juan josé cuello

2024-09-05 23:59:11 UTC

I learned that ontology is something that has always been around and has proposed a different way of seeing things and also how we live things, so I think it's a useful topic in a sense

Janna Pillimue Marin

2024-09-06 00:23:48 UTC

Ontology is the branch of philosophy that deals with the nature of existence, reality, and being. It involves the study of the fundamental categories and relationships that shape our understanding of the world.

In the context of artificial intelligence and computer science, ontology refers to the study of formal representations of knowledge and the creation of data models that describe the structure and relationships between concepts and objects in a specific domain.

Here are some key points about ontology:

- It's a way of understanding and describing the world

- It involves identifying and categorizing concepts and objects

- It examines the relationships between things

- It provides a framework for reasoning and decision-making

- It's used in various fields, including philosophy, AI, computer science, and information science.

Belén Zambrano

2024-09-06 01:13:34 UTC

Ontology is a fundamental branch of philosophy that deals with the study of being, existence, and reality in the broadest sense. Its main goal is to explore and understand the categories of what exists, as well as the relationships between those categories. Ontology seeks to answer questions like "What exists?", "What are the fundamental entities of the universe?", and "How can what exists be classified?"

Cesia Márquez

2024-09-06 03:09:41 UTC

Things I learned about ontology:

It is the study of being.
The perception of being changes depending on the era and its social context.
It has exponents with very different but interesting perceptions or explanations of being.

isabella saltarin

isabellasaltarin8 — 2024-09-06 03:22:17 UTC

In my opinion, ontology is an essential part of philosophy, as it deals with the most fundamental thing: being and existence. It explores deep questions such as what it means for something to exist and how reality is classified. It also distinguishes between the essence of things and their changing properties, as well as questioning how beings can maintain their identity over time. I find it particularly interesting how this discipline also encompasses abstract and social concepts, giving us tools to understand both the physical world and the social structures in which we live.

ONTOLOGICAL LEARNING

auracerob — 2024-09-07 17:19:40 UTC

Through the study of ontology, I have understood how the conception of being has varied throughout different eras, addressing fundamental themes such as permanence and change, theocentrism, existentialism and humanism. Each historical era has offered its own interpretation of the nature of being, which is deeply fascinating. I find it especially interesting to observe how ontological perception evolves over time, which demonstrates that human thought is a dynamic process, always in constant movement. This philosophical evolution reveals that ideas never remain static, but are continually transformed as they confront new questions and contexts. This reflects the ability of human beings to adapt and redefine their understanding of the world and themselves, reaching new conclusions in each era.

Gabriel Castro

2024-09-07 18:49:09 UTC

what l have learned all along of this quarter it's that the ontology is the study of why the things are like, for example, why we live? and other question related.

i think the ontology is important because there are a lot off question that we have and it's necesary to answer it, humans are always like that, we always have question and all the time we want to know the answer.