"When the Negro musician or dancer swings the blues," he wrote, "he is fulfilling the same fundamental existential requirement that determines the mission of the poet, the priest and the medicine man.
In the field of research this article should be particularly relevant for all research communities that are facing new requirements of an existential nature, such as new expectations of interdisciplinarity, user orientation and increased societal relevance.
This notion translates the concept that a functional requirement must be respected in at least one acceptable configuration of gaps (existential quantifier there exists), or that a functional requirement must be respected in all acceptable configurations of gaps (universal quantifier for all).
Their empirical character would invisibly reside in the requirement that basic statements be singular existential ones describing material objects in space and time much like Neurath's physicalism which would be observable, in a further unspecified logical not psychological sense.
"It places their insurance coverage at existential risk, despite the fact that there is no evidence that suggests that work requirements produce major changes in employment or income, and despite the fact that the health risks that these kinds of requirements potentially create vastly outweigh whatever gains are going to be achieved," she said.
A first answer to Beeson's question came with (Rathjen 2012), where the author introduces the notion of weak existence property, which consists in the requirement of finding a provably definable set of witnesses for every existential theorem.
So, whilst CEOs acknowledge that becoming more customer centric is an existential imperative, efforts to become more customer centric are often displaced by the short-term requirements of the markets, investors and shareholders.
While there is no requirement that you subscribe to this belief, if you are suffering with mental, physical or existential pain, you might want to reconsider.
Thus, The Ethics of Ambiguity provides an analysis of our existential-ethical situation that joins a hard-headed realism (violence is an unavoidable fact of our condition) with demanding requirements.
