Kasei-Theory: Structural Positioning

This paper fixes the structural position of Kasei-Theory. Kasei-Theory is not a theory of meaning, modality, epistemology, or physical processes. It does not describe phenomena, explain events, or construct a model of the world. No subject is introduced. Instead, the text establishes structural restrictions required to prevent absorption into existing theoretical frameworks. These restrictions delimit the domain in which the framework applies: structural conditions of readability. Outside this domain, no applicability is assumed. The aim is not to propose a new interpretation but to fix a position that resists reinterpretation. The position is fixed.