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The aim is to explore a non-modal framework for understanding law that operates outside traditional causal and deterministic paradigms.

May 19, 2026Open Access

Formalization Systems I: Law — A Non-Modal Fixation

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The aim is to explore a non-modal framework for understanding law that operates outside traditional causal and deterministic paradigms.
Examined traditional views of law and identified limitations of causality and universal necessity.
Developed a framework for law that does not rely on subject-dependent grounding or global temporality.
Defined the conditions for law's persistence without reliance on causal explanations.
Established parameters under which law can be viewed as fixed, independent of external explanations.

Implication

Presents a non-modal fixation of law, delimiting conditions for formal readable persistence without explanations.

Abstract

This paper presents a non-modal fixation of law. Law is not treated as causality, universal necessity, deterministic order, or natural regulation. It is fixed without causality, global temporality, or subject-dependent grounding. The text does not explain law. It delimits the conditions under which formal readable persistence remains fixed without explanatory equivalence.

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Juza Minamikata (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0bfda5166b51b53d378ed1 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20262724

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Presents a non-modal fixation of law, delimiting conditions for formal readable persistence without explanations.

Formalization Systems I: Law — A Non-Modal Fixation

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Formalization Systems I: Law — A Non-Modal Fixation

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