Closure Without Boundary: A Non-Modal Fixation

Key Points

• The central aim is to present a non-modal formulation of closure that operates without boundaries or limits.
• Introduces closure without treating it as completion, termination, or enclosure.
• Avoids introducing boundaries or spatial distinctions.
• Does not provide an explanatory model or involve causality and temporality.
• Closure is established as a concept that does not rely on inside/outside distinctions.
• Configurations of closure are fixed without the need for boundaries.
• Highlights the limitations of traditional notions of closure.

Abstract