This work examines the interpretation of existence through narrative, highlighting coherence and identity across time.
This work presents a phenomenological narrative reinterpretation of existence, proposing the timeline as a fundamental interpretive structure through which events, meaning, and continuity are understood. The thesis integrates observable processes with unobservable reflection to examine how coherence, identity, and consequence emerge across temporal sequences. The work is presented as a self-contained conceptual orientation rather than a complete architectural or operational system.
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