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Retention as the Condition of Non-Collapse: A Framework Beyond Ontology and Deferral
This paper proposes a shift from ontology to the conditions of determinability. Instead of asking what exists, it examines under what conditions anything can remain determinable as the same. Retention is introduced as the minimal condition under which distinctions do not collapse.
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