Geir produces essays on such topics as Karl Jaspers' existential notion of the "limit Situation", and introduces Knausgaard to "the great classical antiliberal cultures, in a line extending from Nietzsche and Jünger to Mishima and Cioran.
These efforts result in an environment that celebrates the existential notion of self-empowerment through reducing energy consumption and having control over one's own energy production.
He thus undertook his Critique of Dialectical Reason to restore the promise of Marxism by reconceiving its concept of praxis in terms of the existential notion of project.
(Heidegger will later introduce an existential notion of spatiality that does help to illuminate the sense in which Dasein is in the world. More on that below).
This sense of place is what grounds Heidegger's existential notion of spatiality, as developed in the later philosophy (see Malpas 2006).
But even here, in keeping with the existential notion of historicity, Heidegger's recommendations turn on a reading of history, of the meaning of our time.
Agree or disagree with John Lennon's existential notion, but you've gotta admit: 25 years since Elvis Presley passed away–or went incognito and the King is still takin' care of business.
According to Shapiro and Weir (2000), for example, use of such an "existential" notion of identity sullies the "epistemic innocence" of some recent efforts to base neo-logicist philosophies of mathematics on free logic.
It should also be noted that even though the notions of essential dependence defined above are no doubt more fine-grained than the modal-existential notions, there may be reasons to think that even they are not sufficiently fine-grained for all purposes (as argued in Koslicki 2012).
However, this is not to suggest that Aristotle did not rely on the modal-existential notion of ontological dependence.
