Well, this would be an example of one of the projects that I think may teach us something. But if you are speaking of "an ontology," rather than just "ontology," you may be talking about some theory of relativized ontologies, but more likely you're not speaking about ontology in the same way as those who prioritize it over epistemology. Those who make epistemology primary still talk about things, they just disagree with the ontologists about complicated aspects of our relationship to the things and what our talk about the things means.
you may be talking about some theory of relativized ontologies, but more likely you're not speaking about ontology in the same way as those who prioritize it over epistemology.
I'm not sure. Barry Smith who leads Basic Formal Ontology which get's used for medical informatics writes in his "Against Fantology"-paper sentences like:
...It underlies the logical atomism of Bertrand Russell, including the central thesis according to which all form is logical form – a thesis which, be it noted, leaves no room for a discipline of formal ontology as s
If it's worth saying, but not worth its own post (even in Discussion), then it goes here.