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...o "be". It is the [[inquiry]] into being in so much as it is being ("being qua being"), or into beings insofar as they exist—and not insofar as (for ins

...his slaves qua possessions, qua bodies, certainly: rather, with his slaves qua emanation of the spirit of mastery itself, of the master supreme. Since the

...[[group]]s might cooperate even though they have almost nothing in common qua interests or goals. Examples of that can be found in market trade, military

...God who is sufficient in Himself, that is, a self-determined eternal Being qua Being, for whom limited descriptive names cannot apply. This may have been

...one adds the particular details of any one science. Essentially "being ''[[qua]]'' being" may be translated as "being insofar as being goes", or as, "bein * [[Panayot Butchvarov|Butchvarov, Panayot]] (1979). ''Being Qua Being: A Theory of Identity, Existence and Predication''. Bloomington and L

...alorization of the sense of transience, the sense of hope, the bourgeoisie qua power seeks to imprison people within this transitoriness. To replace the o

...he split between the objective qua rational and the subjective, individual qua irrational. Also, he accused rationalism of detaching the truth from the in

...lf-awareness to do this. As we have said before, self-observation is sine qua non, [an indispensable condition; a necessity], of an achieving soul that y

* [[Existence]] - being qua being

is an accidental one. Since the substance qua essence of the soul is simple, it cannot ...rial world, for indeed souls are intelligible in their own right. The soul qua

...sire, and resentment" (1993, p. 3), a concise list to which I add the sine qua non of conscious experience, i.e., experience that has become conscious to