DOGMA (Jarrar, 2005, Jarrar et al., 2007, De Leenheer et al., 2007) is an ontology approach and framework that isn't restricted to a particular representation language. This approach has some distinguishing characteristics that make it different from traditional ontology approaches such as (i) its groundings in the linguistic representations of knowledge (Jarrar, 2006) and (ii) the methodological separation of the domain-verses-application conceptualization, which is called the ontology double… (More on Dogma)