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The Existante (lat. exsistentia/Existentia from Exsisto/Existo — to speak, to appear, to come out, to arise, to come, to be, to exist) — an aspect of every being, in contrast to its other aspect — of essence. In contrast to the word "being", the word "existence" generally expresses only the aspect of being, whereas the word "being" is also used in the meaning of "everything existing", "the world as a whole". For Baumgarten, existence as an existential coincides with reality (lat. actualitas). A Special place occupies the question of existence (existential) of the person. Existential is the central category of existential philosophy (Kierkegaard, Yaspers, Hedegger, Sartre, Marcel, Camus, etc.), which is primarily a unique and directly experienced human existence. So, according to Hedegger, such existence — existential — refers to a special being — Dasein — and must be considered in a special existential dimension, as opposed to categorical analytics, which is applicable to other non-existent. Scholassiveness saw in the duality of essence and existence of the root division of the natural (created) universe, which is filmed only in God: the existence of things is not deduced from its essence, but is deterministic ultimately by the creative will of God. Existence is traditionally contrasted with essence. The Essence traditionally, beginning, at least, from the Renaissance, is researched by scientific disciplines. Traditional Science is trying to open an entity or substance. This is Especially true of mathematics, for which it is not so important to have a specific existence of something, as an opportunity to operate with entities. However, existence implies a non-detached, abstracted view of the essence, but focuses on their reality. Thus, there is a gap between the abstract entities and the existential reality — existence.