In a world suffering from a vacuum of meaning and a surplus of interpretation—and in a historical moment where grand questions intersect with the fractures of the self—this book emerges as a bold attempt to reclaim meaning. Not as a prepackaged content, but as an ongoing existential struggle, a cognitive risk, and a possibility for a more authentic existence.

Ontology of Meaning is not a book to be merely read and understood—it is to be lived, questioned, and revisited with every internal tremor and every epistemic anxiety. It is not an inquiry into “meaning” as if it were a graspable or containable concept, but rather a journey through the question of meaning itself—its history, its transformations, and its intimate relation to Being, which does not reveal itself all at once, but through layers of thought, contemplation, and an openness to absence.

This philosophical work, spanning 200 pages, is not merely a theoretical text. It is a philosophical mine carved out with the nails of intellect and intuition, leading the reader through the borderlands of ontology and epistemology, through the closures of metaphysics and the openings of meaning in a fluid, fragile, and fractured time.

With elegant, profound language charged with the anxiety of awareness, the author confronts the questions that humanity hides behind in its long silence:

• Does existence have meaning, or is meaning a delusion we invented to shield us from the void of being?
• Can knowledge save us from nothingness, or does it deepen our estrangement from it?
• Does the self produce meaning, or is it meaning that produces the self?

The author traces delicate threads through the paths of the great philosophers—from Parmenides to Heidegger, from Spinoza to Deleuze—without merely repeating them. Instead, he weaves his own vision from the fabric of contemporary contemplation, in a language that nears poetry and departs from academic rigidity. Here, meaning transforms from an abstract question into an experience, from an idea into a struggle, from a definition into a silence filled with wonder.

Ontology of Meaning reestablishes the relationship between being and knowledge—not as a causal connection, but as a tense dialectic, interwoven with the calls of existence, the cries of absence, and the whispers of understanding that do not always arrive.

? In this book:
• You will not find meaning in the words, but in the spaces between them.
• You will not seek answers, but learn how to listen to questions when they mature.
• You will not remain a passive reader, but become a partner in the experience, in the wandering, and in the attempt to rise.

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Title: Ontology of Meaning: Between Being and Knowledge
Author: Dr. Adnan Bozan
Pages: 200
Release Date: June 2025

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