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Kasei-Theory IV: Split as Lexical Necessity［可性論 IV］
This volume defines “split” as a lexical necessity rather than an ontological event. When non-determinacy is retained within processing and single determination fails, split is fixed as the term at that limit. It does not designate rupture but fixes the point at which indeterminacy is forced into naming and cannot remain unassigned. This volume fixes the relation between update′, structural limit, and institutional fixation within the framework of Kasei-Theory.
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