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The aim is to redefine divergence in reading as a structural condition rather than a source of conflict or inconsistency.

April 23, 2026Open Access

Kasei Theory: Reading Divergence as Structural Condition

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The aim is to redefine divergence in reading as a structural condition rather than a source of conflict or inconsistency.
Conceptual analysis of divergence and reading as structural conditions
Framework development to explore non-relational aspects of reading
Examination of delimitation within the context of reading configurations.
Divergence is established as a fixed condition in reading, not requiring resolution or unity.
Reading is reconfigured as a non-relational registration of divergence.
Delimitation is understood without division or separation, maintaining structural integrity.

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This paper presents a configuration in which divergence is fixed within reading as a structural condition. Reading is fixed as configuration, and delimitation is fixed without division or separation. Divergence is not treated as conflict, contradiction, or inconsistency, but as a condition under which reading is registered without relation. No multiplicity is introduced, and no comparison, equivalence, or correspondence is assumed. Divergence is not resolved, unified, or selected. It is fixed as a non-relational registration within configuration. This text does not introduce causality, temporality, or subjectivity, and does not provide explanation or derivation. It fixes divergence as a structural condition within reading.

Kasei Theory: Reading Divergence as Structural Condition

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