Difference between revisions of "Category:Ontological Topic"

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There are several subtypes of ontological topics:
 
There are several subtypes of ontological topics:
* [[:Category:Existence Topic|Existence questions]]: questions concerning the existence or a non-existence of an entity, relation, process, etc. (e.g. "Does element decay exist?").
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* [[:Category:Existence Topic|Existence questions]]: questions concerning the existence or a non-existence of a class. (e.g. "Does element decay exist?").
* [[:Category:Subtype Supertype Topic|Subtype/Supertypes questions]]: questions concerning the relationship of generalization/inheritance (e.g. "What are the subtypes of theory?")
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* [[:Category:Subtypes Topic|Subtypes questions]]: questions concerning the subtypes of a class. (e.g. "What are the subtypes of theory?")
* [[:Category:Association Topic|Association questions]]: questions concerning the relationships of aggregation, composition, or association between two classes (e.g. "What do methods consist of?").
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* [[:Category:Supertypes Topic|Supertypes questions]]: questions concerning the supertypes of a class. (e.g. "What are the supertypes of method?")
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* [[:Category:Associations Topic|Association questions]]: questions concerning the relationships of aggregation, composition, or association relations of a class. (e.g. "What do methods consist of?").
  
 
Ontological questions are a subtype of descriptive questions, since all answers to ontological questions are descriptive theories. Ontological questions are first-order questions, since their answer answers are firs-order theories.
 
Ontological questions are a subtype of descriptive questions, since all answers to ontological questions are descriptive theories. Ontological questions are first-order questions, since their answer answers are firs-order theories.

Revision as of 17:18, 19 December 2022

The following questions are ontological, i.e. answers to these questions are ontological theories, such as "Does theory exist in the scientonomic domain?", "What are the subtypes of theory?" etc. Ontological topics are first order descriptive topics.

There are several subtypes of ontological topics:

  • Existence questions: questions concerning the existence or a non-existence of a class. (e.g. "Does element decay exist?").
  • Subtypes questions: questions concerning the subtypes of a class. (e.g. "What are the subtypes of theory?")
  • Supertypes questions: questions concerning the supertypes of a class. (e.g. "What are the supertypes of method?")
  • Association questions: questions concerning the relationships of aggregation, composition, or association relations of a class. (e.g. "What do methods consist of?").

Ontological questions are a subtype of descriptive questions, since all answers to ontological questions are descriptive theories. Ontological questions are first-order questions, since their answer answers are firs-order theories.

To create a question in this category, locate the respective term among the definitional topics, click on it, and scroll down to the ontology section.

Alternatively, you can create an ontological question, by clicking on the button below:

This category uses the form Ontological Topic.

Subcategories

This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total.