A.6.REL:4.1.6 - Use the subject pattern for the current object
| Current question | Subject pattern |
|---|---|
| What relation obtains, under which participant meanings, predicate, and identity rule? | the direct relation pattern, with A.6.REL for occurrence individuation |
| What reusable declaration and SlotSpecs are needed? | A.6.0 and A.6.5 |
| What assertion or description episteme is current? | C.2.1 and the direct claim or description pattern |
| What durable designator or reference is current? | F.18 and the direct reference pattern |
| What selected representation element is current, and what object or claim content does it represent? | the selected representation or representation-transition pattern; C.29 when a mathematical-lens use is claimed |
| Which object is hidden by unresolved source wording? | A.6.P, A.6.RSIR, and E.10, followed by the subject pattern recovered there |
Only systems perform authoring, evaluation, individuation, naming, reference-resolution, and representation work. Relation occurrences obtain; epistemes contain declarations, assertions, and descriptions; names and references stand in governed designation relations. This grammar keeps agency with systems without suppressing the semantic relations that make the relation-object architecture useful.