C.36.P:1 - Problem Frame

Cultural-evolution sources and project documents use compact labels because ordinary language has to move quickly. A word such as style, genre, practice, platform, or technique may be a useful local sign. It may also hide one or more distinct objects, relations, or claims—for example a Method family, Work family, local system-role kind, System-classification judgment, assignment species or occurrence, direct participation relation, discipline, canon or memory episteme, recognition relation, selected set, archive, front, mediation System, architecture, measurement relation, publication label, or mathematical-lens claim. Ambiguity alone does not prove that several of these claims are present.

Use C.36 for the cultural-evolution case. This companion recovers only enough meaning to write the ordinary claim and use the pattern that defines or tests the next needed distinction.