Prof. Haas argues that being and unity imply one another because they are implications, and explains how so—for implications are problems, problematic, so neither merely necessary nor possible. Then if everything said of being could also be said of unity, so too with regards to how we are and are one, with ourselves and others, our thoughts and things, words and deeds.

• Progelomena to any Future
• Time and Aspect
• History and Survival
• Implication and Suspension
• Phos and Illumination