Logic and Existence

absolute abstract law abstract structure abstraction abundance accidental accidental necessity anticipation appearance and imagination Aristotle artist attitude aware become body causal cause character concepts consciousness creation creative death device direction disclose Divine dualism dynamic element emotion entity essential ethics existence existentialists experience expression faced fact factual faith fate final cause finite force freedom fulfillment Given ground here-now human identity immanence indivisible infinite infinite regress Infinity intensive knower knowledge lives Logic manifestation mathematical meaning melody merely metaphysical mood nature necessity negation negative freedom ness Nirvana object operation paradox Parmenides past and future perpetually person perspective phases Plato possession possible potential present processual propositional purpose reality realization realm regard relation religious responsible rhythm sacramental sacrifice space-time spatial sphere spite structure subjective substance symbols telos temporal tension things thought tion tragic transcend truth Unconscious unfolding unique unity vitalistic whole World