Crisis Compression Must Be Reversible: Civilizational Resilience and the Structural Preconditions of Correction in Difference Monism

This paper develops a structural analysis of civilizational resilience within the framework of Difference Monism (DM). It proposes a 9+1 factor model of civilizational structure, distinguishes the bearer condition from supreme value, and argues that the central variable distinguishing persisting from collapsing systems is the presence of institutionalized correction mechanisms. The paper introduces the crisis compression restorability criterion: compression that cannot be reversed is not survival but civilizational phase transition. English preprint.