Theoretical analysis characterizes the hold in an ontology of passage, demonstrating how sustained presence maintains open possibilities without subject dissolution.
Key Points
To define the operational dynamics of 'the hold' and establish how local spaces or relations are sustained over time without rigid fixation or subjective dissolution.
Conducted a conceptual and philosophical inquiry into the grammar of an ontology of passage.
Analyzed structural criteria separating authentic holding from counterfeit states such as total sacrificial presence.
Identified three core requirements for the hold: sustained presence, non-grasp, and non-dissolution of the subject.
Identified sacrifice as a counterfeit hold that erases the subject, while positing clean withdrawal and enduring the irreversible as complementary limit operations.