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System Map
This paper presents the formal system map of the corpus. It defines the corpus as an architectural system composed of primary trunks, ordered sequences, and a governing interpretive layer. It also identifies the cross-connections that integrate these components into a single structure. The purpose of the map is not to summarize the work, but to preserve and expose its internal organization. This paper establishes that the corpus is not thematic or associative, but structurally ordered and interdependent.
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