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Meontology Meontology is the philosophical study of non-being.〔(Schelling’s meontology and the concept of possibility in Kierkegaard )〕 ==History== The word comes from the Ancient Greek μή, ''me'' "non" and ὄν, ''on'' "being" (confer ontology). It refers not exactly to the study of what does not exist, but an attempt to cover what may remain outside of ontology. ''Meontology'' has a slim tradition in the West (see Sophist and negative theology), but has always been central to the Eastern philosophies of Taoism and the later Buddhism. Nishida was the first to thoroughly expand the Eastern notion of nothingness in the Continental paradigm and is thus responsible for bringing to the West a clearer understanding of the Buddhist notion of non-being. It can also be associated more recently, with the emphasis placed upon absence or deferral by both Martin Heidegger and Jacques Derrida.
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