Someone or something manifesting ability to resist or insist, concrete, possessing a kind of power, self-individuating, contextual, fragile
Outer others
Face to face e.g. any living thing
Face to face (with one belonging to a common KNOIT–kin group, neighborhood, organization, institution, tradition–in terms of privileges, benefits, rules, responsibilities and experiences) e.g. a fellow citizen
Face to face (with one not belonging to a common KNOIT e.g. a citizen of another country, a horse
Artifact e.g. a book written by another person
Body e.g. ours: the whole and its parts
Outer plenitude (a whole of knowability much larger than the part we already know, an abundance e.g. a foreign country we are visiting
Inner Others
Heritage e.g. our cultural/family background
Aspiration e.g. an ideal, a role model
Niche e.g. our system of habits of behavior, perception and opinion, and network of affordances
Thought project e.g. a puzzle
Invention e.g. a book we are writing
Inner Plenitude e.g. what surprises or interests us about ourselves (“Did I actually…”)