Kasei-Theory II.Reading: Reading Without Operation

This paper fixes reading within the second system of Kasei-Theory. Reading is not introduced as operation, cognition, interpretation, observation, access, subject-act, world-formation, emergence, activation, or restoration. Reading does not overcome Kagen. Reading does not remove the peripheral limit. Reading does not restore ontology, causality, temporality, subjectivity, cognition, interpretation, or access. Reading is fixed only as the first local readability condition under which limits fixed as Kagen become readable as reading without operation. This readability does not establish a subject, a cognitive act, an interpretive act, observational access, operative access, or world-forming activity. The paper prevents reading from being reduced to cognition, interpretation, observation, access, semantic operation, hermeneutic act, subject-act, or world-formation. Reading does not operate upon configuration, does not assign meaning, does not require a reader, does not observe configuration, and does not access Kagen as an outside or hidden domain. No subject is presupposed. No cognition is introduced. No interpretation is introduced. No observation is established. No access is secured.