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yeah when we talk about ontology we can

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take it in two different ways we can

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take it in the philosophical sense of an

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inquiry or a study into the nature of

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being so thinking about what exists and

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then we can take it in the kind of

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anthropological sense as referring to

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kind of like a set of things that a

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particular group of people holds that

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exists if that makes sense

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so some people have said that when we

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talk about ontology in anthropology what

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we're really talking about is it's just

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another word for culture or worldview

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but actually it's more than that we're

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not just talking about beliefs that

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we're talking about kind of whole world

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Mazzone e'en shamanic Society for

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example is going to contain a whole load

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of other kinds of entities beings

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different kinds of things to a kind of

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Western materialist ontology

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so yeah that's what an ontology is it's

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a it's the the sum of all the things