A Logic-Based Model of Existence by Negus Carlsen

This paper proposes a foundational framework for a fully logic-based model of philosophy. We begin by assuming the absoluteness of logic (□L) and explore how knowledge, existence, and reality can be formally derived from it. The framework introduces the notions of Essence (internal determinacy) and Context (external relations) as conditions for existence, and defines reality as the conjunction of these elements. This enables the unification of rationalism and dialectics. While the paper presents a preliminary structure, it is intended as groundwork to encourage further development and refinement toward an absolute model of philosophy. Scholars are invited to build upon this framework, formalize its principles more rigorously, and explore its implications across ontology, epistemology, and metaphysics.