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The aim is to introduce the concept of Kagen as a non-modal structural fixation, free from traditional boundaries and interpretations.

May 4, 2026Open Access

Kagen: A Non-Modal Fixation

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Presents the concept of non-modal fixation in structural analysis, suggesting new interpretations of fixation.

The aim is to introduce the concept of Kagen as a non-modal structural fixation, free from traditional boundaries and interpretations.
Introduced a new conceptual framework for fixation without reference to existing theoretical models.
Examined the implications of a non-modal approach in structural contexts.
Kagen challenges conventional distinctions by proposing a fixation that does not rely on causality or temporality.
It demonstrates that traditional categories of holding and non-holding are inadequate in describing the proposed structural configuration.

Juza Minamikata (2026) studied this question.

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May 4, 2026Open Access

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Presents the concept of non-modal fixation in structural analysis, suggesting new interpretations of fixation.

The aim is to introduce the concept of Kagen as a non-modal structural fixation, free from traditional boundaries and interpretations.
Introduced a new conceptual framework for fixation without reference to existing theoretical models.
Examined the implications of a non-modal approach in structural contexts.
Kagen challenges conventional distinctions by proposing a fixation that does not rely on causality or temporality.
It demonstrates that traditional categories of holding and non-holding are inadequate in describing the proposed structural configuration.

Juza Minamikata (2026) studied this question.

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