"J.M. Bocheński’s Understanding of the World and Logical-Algebraic Structures "

theory of the object at all.” 1 He declares, at the same time, that ontology as a general theory of the object (being) is for him nothing else but formal logic. 2 Both of these disciplines have a common object of studies, although the methods used by them do differ. Ontology, in the given framework, is not only an ontology of real objects, but also that of ideal ones, in a similar way to logic in its contemporary form. If the world is an ontological object, then it is justifiable to ask the question of how it is perceived by Bocheński.