2018
DOI: 10.1007/s12136-018-0370-7
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What Kind of Ontological Categories for Geo-ontologies?

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“…Harapannya geografi memiliki pengertian yang sesuai dengan dinamika perkembangan ilmu geografi secara regional dan global. Domain ontologi geografi menekankan akses informasi secara konseptual yang dibangun oleh manusia sesuai dinamika perkembangan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi (Tambassi, 2019). Disinilah tantangan komunitas geografi di Indonesia harus mampu menjawab perkembangan ilmu secara ontologi dengan penguatan penelitian serta hilirisasi melalui pendidikan mulai dasar sampai perguruan tinggi.…”
Section: Paradigma Filsafat Geografi Kontemporerunclassified
“…Harapannya geografi memiliki pengertian yang sesuai dengan dinamika perkembangan ilmu geografi secara regional dan global. Domain ontologi geografi menekankan akses informasi secara konseptual yang dibangun oleh manusia sesuai dinamika perkembangan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi (Tambassi, 2019). Disinilah tantangan komunitas geografi di Indonesia harus mampu menjawab perkembangan ilmu secara ontologi dengan penguatan penelitian serta hilirisasi melalui pendidikan mulai dasar sampai perguruan tinggi.…”
Section: Paradigma Filsafat Geografi Kontemporerunclassified
“…Following Barry Smith's and Bert Klagges's arguments (2008), a possible answer to this deals with the main aims of (applied) ontology as a discipline. According to the authors, ontology should not only: 5.3 draft a complete inventory of reality (or some of its parts) by specifying its hierarchical and categorial structure (see also Varzi, 2005;Tambassi, 2019a); 5.4 establish whether the whole reality can be described with one single system of categories or whether the various aspects of reality emerging from diverse areas of research need a multiplicity of ontological systems.…”
Section: Ontological Integrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, in quantum mechanics, we may need a structuralist system of categories with such and such categories, while in biology we may need a substantialist system of categories with such and such categories. Tambassi (: 32) has emphasized that the number of categories and the completeness of systems of categories in geo‐ontologies, that is, computational ontologies about the geographical world, is always variant. Cumpa (: 152) has argued that non‐Aristotelian ontologies can dispense with the Aristotelian problem of the number of categories and the completeness of systems of categories.…”
Section: Number and Completenessmentioning
confidence: 99%