Volume I: Ontological Modeling
Volume I advances from distillation of historical work in Ontology to offer a new cutting edge platform very useful for interfacing modern disciplines; hence the platform of “Interdisciplinary Ontology”. This first volume introduces the reader to a variety of Ontological problems in academia and workplace and offers approaches enriched with Interdisciplinary Ontology in order to successfully overcome them. Foundational concepts and constructs are provided for the reader to manage positions and arguments aligning with a Judeo-Christian perspective cognizant of less definitive venues in pursuit of the Ontological Good. Volume I prepares the reader for future volumes catalyzing a new synthesis highly relevant for pedagogy and practice of central disciplines. These include intersections of healthcare, developmental psychology, social services, science, math, IT; and foundations for moral existence, law and policy. Five Domains of Being and Three Essence Theory are proposed to support paradigms and constructs of Interdisciplinary Ontology with relative simplicity while at times addressing complex fields with enough depth and creativity to stretch towards becoming the most resourceful, comprehensive and epistemologically sound framework of Ontology offered in modern times.
While extending to human development, group dynamics, and organizational settings cognizant of “Social Ontology”, this Volume sets the stage for the Being Becoming Series and Courses to address many matters pertaining to science, such as physiology, neurology and quantum physics, but also other venues such as anthropology, systems theory and semiotics with significant reference to a carefully considered metaphysics and spirituality of being with Being.
ISBN: 978-1-950489-00-8 — (e-book)
ISBN 978-1-950489-01-5 — (pbpk)
ISBN: 78-1-950489-02-2 — (aud)