Contemporary Philosophy Versus Science: Towards an Ontological Conception of the Conjunction of the Natural and the Virtual

After a brief introductory chapter to the questions of the relationship and contrast between philosophy and science and the divergence that has occurred in contemporary philosophy between analytic philosophy and continental philosophy, there follows a division of the work into two main parts: one dedicated to historical approaches and the other dedicated to thematic approaches - focusing mainly on contemporary philosophy and its relationship and contrast with science. Following these two approaches - historical and thematic - the completion of the work was oriented towards a last chapter, dedicated to the elaboration of an interrelated and coherent set of conclusions, as well as the formulation of a globalizing perspective, based on the investigations and reflections developed and conclusions drawn. The work ends with a kind of poem that presents an original cosmogony, in tune with the ontological conception presented.