Kasei Theory: Reading Divergence as Structural Condition

This paper fixes reading divergence within reading as configuration and delimitation. Reading is not interpretation, cognition, or understanding, and does not require meaning, subject, or intention. Divergence is fixed as the condition under which reading is registered without relation. Divergence is not conflict, inconsistency, contradiction, error, or failure. Multiplicity is not introduced. Multiplicity is not produced. Multiplicity is not derived. No comparison is introduced. No equivalence is introduced. No correspondence is introduced. No unification is introduced. No resolution is introduced. No selection is introduced. Divergence does not precede reading. Divergence does not follow reading. No causality is introduced. No temporality is introduced. No subject is introduced. No explanation is provided. Divergence is fixed as a structural condition without relation.