The Ontology of Imminence

This is an example of an ontology of imminence. By time, he means something similar to bergson's theory of time that we talked about, actualizing the virtual. This is an ample of something tod may refers to as an Ontology that does not seek to reduce being to the knowable but instead seeks to widen thought. Beautifully put, to pulpate the unknowable. So many philosophers of the past try desperately to reduceBeing to knowledge or truth,. But what deluded us so well is say, ok, maybe we'll never get there. There's no reason to abandon philosophy altogether.