Kasei Theory: Closure

Key Points

• To clarify the concept of closure as a fixed notion, distinct from concepts like completion and resolution.
• Theoretical analysis of the concept of closure.
• Examination of closure in relation to terms like completion, causality, and subjectivity.
• Closure is defined as a fixed condition that lacks completion, causality, and temporality.
• New insights are provided on how closure operates independently from traditional notions of resolution.