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B.2.3:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Synthesis vs aggregationA new episteme whole can integrate claims, but many collections remain indexes, reviews, or portfolios.
Episteme identity vs publication formThe episteme may be published in many forms; no publication form is the episteme by appearance.
Claim organization vs agencyAn episteme can organize claims and guide use, but systems perform work with or on it.
Constituent evidence vs result assuranceEvidence for parts may bear on the result, but the result episteme needs its own claim and assurance relations.
Source mnemonic vs current ontologyShort labels can aid recognition while hiding whether the current question concerns B.2 whole reidentification, C.2.1 constitution, A.6 morphing, E.17 publication, or source use.