Target Stabilization and Finite Representation: A Monist Framework

This document develops a monism-centered framework for finite description. Targets are stabilized from a field through boundary cuts, and representations are produced by rendering cuts operating under interface, purpose, and level constraints. Each representation discloses structure of its stabilized target while leaving cut-relative residue, and its adequacy is inseparable from explicit scope conditions. Many representational failures arise not from local falsity but from overextension, when authority is exported beyond boundary or rendering scope. Two worked examples anchor the framework: a sine signal and unemployment measurement.