Non-Applicability as Structural Condition

Key Points

• To define non-applicability as a fundamental structural condition that does not allow for application.
• Analysis of the concept of non-applicability in relation to structural conditions.
• Examination of its implications for various configurations.
• Discussion of the lack of causality and temporality in this context.
• Non-applicability is established as a condition devoid of operational elements.
• Application is shown not to derive from configuration.
• The nature of non-applicability challenges traditional understanding of structural conditions.

Abstract