D.3:1 - Problem Frame

Interlevel ethical conflict is not just disagreement between people. It may involve a system part and a whole, a person and an organization, one organization and a community, a project and a society, a collection and its members, an episteme family and the decisions it shapes, or an architecture move and the holon levels it affects. The case supplies its levels and scopes; D.3 does not impose a universal moral ladder.

The practical problem is connecting each claim to what it affects. A list of affected entities, values, Methods, Work, evidence, and horizons does not show which claim concerns which entity or why two sides cannot both be satisfied. D.3 therefore records each side as one connected statement and then records the tension among the sides.

The reusable result is a description episteme, not the conflict in the situation and not the form used to show it. The phrase conflict structure remains useful ordinary shorthand for the connected claim content inside that description. It does not name a new public U.* kind or a generic direct relation.