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What is Ontology? - First Part (From Christian Wolff to Edmund Husserl)
What is Ontology? - Second Part (From Nicolai Hartmann to the Present Time)
Introductory remarks (origin and development of some fundamental concepts with a selection of the most relevant texts)
Actuality
Being (linguistic and philosophical perspectives)
Existence (definitions from some leading philosophers)
Power
Substance (the evolution of the concept from Ancient Greeks to Modern Times)
Linguistic Relativism (Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis) vs. Universal Grammar
Universal Ontology vs. Ontological Relativity
John Deely. An Annotated bibliography:
Existence and Predication:
Language as Calculus vs. Language as Universal Medium (two traditions in 20th century philosophy)