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A more boring possibility: 'ontologist' is a recognized specialization within that queen of sciences, library science.

Being and Foolishness Slimbolala 2006

In The New York Times Book Review, the British pale-ontologist Simon Conway Morris threw down the gauntlet: he accused Wright "of a failure of nerve."

More on Robert Wright's The Evolution of God William Harryman 2009

Anton Marty (October 18, 1847-October 1, 1914) was a philosopher of language, psychologist, and ontologist.

Anton Marty Rollinger, Robin 2008

An ontologist might treat the same sort of ailments a psychiatrist would treat, but maybe rejects the latter's unquestioned belief in such a thing as a psyche.

Being and Foolishness Slimbolala 2006

Instead, check out these new gigs: ontologist, webmistress, cool hunter, or vlogger.

DigitalMindset List 2007 2007

Put an other way I'm not sure Derrida ignores Heidegger the ontologist in either the Being and Time form or the the form after the Kehr - indeed the later Heidegger is arguably much closer to Derrida with his meditations on language

enowning enowning 2007

Though jazz is not necessarily improvisational, and very few jazz performances lack any sort of prior compositional process, the centrality of improvisation to jazz presents a challenge to the musical ontologist.

The Philosophy of Music Kania, Andrew 2007

A nonconstituent ontologist like Plantinga may be represented as arguing by Modus Ponens: If God exemplifies his nature, then he is distinct from it; God exemplifies his nature; ergo, God is distinct from his nature, and DDS is false.

Divine Simplicity Vallicella, William F. 2006

But the nonconstituent ontologist is within his epistemic rights in switching to Modus Tollens: If God exemplifies his nature, then he is distinct from it;

Divine Simplicity Vallicella, William F. 2006

Of course, the result doesn't look very traditional; he translates it into his own system he is both an occasionalist and an ontologist.

Descartes and Malebranche on the Image of God 2005