Prof. Haas suggests that philosophy as metaphysics should not simply be understood as the study of what being is, but how so—for being is implied, an implication, so neither present, nor just absent. This is the clue to thinking how being implies unity, and time and aspect, which has implications for us too, at least insofar as we are, and in anyway whatsoever.

• Being and Unity
• Time and Aspect
• History and Survival
• Implication and Suspension
• Phos and Illumination