Background#R##N#There have been relatively few attempts to represent vision or blindness ontologically. This is unsurprising as the related phenomena of sight and blindness are difficult to represent ontologically for a variety of reasons. Blindness has escaped ontological capture at least in part because: blindness or the employment of the term ‘blindness’ seems to vary from context to context, blindness can present in a myriad of types and degrees, and there is no precedent for representing complex phenomena such as blindness.
['Patrick Ray', 'Alexander P. Cox', 'Mark Jensen', 'Travis Allen', 'William D. Duncan', 'Alexander D. Diehl']
Representing vision and blindness