Is Ontology Possible?

i had put for this thing to go through page 62, because just that section ends. But i felt like he was getting into what his book is about, an ontology and being a phenomenology. So before you go there, can i a few sentences down from the last thing you read to dillon, only as phenomenology isontology possible? He says, in the phenomenological conception of phenomenon. What one has in mind as that which shows itself is the being of entities,. And this showing itself is not just any showing itself, nor is it some such thing as appearing. That sounds right, that notion that ontic other forms of being would have access to ontic categories