You'd enjoy Heideggerian philosophy. Heidegger himself is too dense and has alternate interpretations ("Tool-being" by Graham Harman has this whole emphasis on

You'd enjoy Heideggerian philosophy. Heidegger himself is too dense and has alternate interpretations ("Tool-being" by Graham Harman has this whole emphasis on the tool-analysis that reminds me of the vibrations in Buddhist dharma), but Herbert Dreyfus' "Being in the world" emphasizes this side of "Being in time". After "Being in time" and his brief flirtation with Nazism, Heidegger actually made his project to write a metaphysical history of Being in stages much like those you described. That too is dense and somewhat requires an acute sensibility for German lyrical poetry... Anyway, "stockpiles of Being" is a good google keyword I venture...