Ontology

• Objectives of Ontology

An overview of what this ontology intends to accomplish, with some ground rules for what constitutes a correct ontology. It includes some important questions ontology must answer.

• Basic Principles of Ontology

The foundational concepts of ontology.

• Ontological Hierarchy of Differentiation

Introduction and general description of the ultimate or primary qualities of existence in terms of which all other qualities and characteristics of all existence can be described and understood. Includes three additional parts.

• Position, Motion, and Acceleration

Ontological Hierarchy of Differentiation—Position, Motion, Acceleration

• Life

Ontological Hierarchy of Differentiation—Life

• Consciousness and Volition

Ontological Hierarchy of Differentiation—Consciousness and Volition

• Answers to the Ontological Questions

Answers all the questions raised in Objectives of Ontology based on the principles delineated in the Hierarchy.