This paper , based on Bohm' s ontological view of quantum measurement process and the concept of quantum potential and active information, analyses Bohm s comprehension about the ontological context of quantum object and the holistic context to comprehend the quantum measurement process, thus revealing the differences and links between Bohm' s holistic concept of quantum measurement process and Bohr's holistic concept of quantum measurement phenomenon. In addition, this paper analyses the similar and different relations between microcosmic particle and classical particle in the Bohm's interpretative
Parallel to David Bohm´s development of a realistic interpretation of quantum physics, German philosopher and logician Gotthard Günther worked on a generalization of the classical two-valued logic to satisfy the ontological requirements of quantum physics as well as of cybernetics. Both of these new disciplines introduced information and consciousness into the terminology of science. These terms and concepts need to be reflected in logic, ontology and the theory of science. David Bohm suggested an expansion of his own model by generalization and iteration of the quantum potential to include consciousness and mental states into a new psycho-physical theory. This article proposes Günther´s four-valued logical system of meaning/reflection as a theoretical scientific frame for this expansion of Bohm´s theory and discusses its ontological implications.