Inherence and Ontic Readability. A Structure-Genetic Reconstruction of Reality-Binding and Decoherence

This paper develops the concept of inherence as the minimal structural form of reality-binding within a world-region. Building on a structure-genetic account of world-intension and activated process binding, it distinguishes world as an order of accessibility from reality as the binding-status of non-suspendable difference. Suspendability is defined as the possibility that a difference can be altered or withdrawn under admissible continuation within a world-region. Inherence arises where such suspendability ends.