E.10.D1:2 - Problem

The word context is useful because it points toward locality, but it does not say which locality matters. Terminology work uses source schemes and local senses. Domain-driven design uses a model boundary and relations among model uses. Claims use scopes and qualification windows. Architecture work distinguishes a described holon, actual subject relations, a selected structure, an obtaining ArchitectureRelation, and an ArchitectureClaim; viewpoint, environment, and operating-condition claims introduce further distinctions. A pattern’s Problem frame describes a recognizable situation. A DPF has a domain subject, audience, source basis, and local qualification conditions.

Treating these uses as one Context participant, ContextId, or two-part SenseCell(Context, LocalSense) hides the distinctions supplied by A.1.1, A.2.6, C.2.1, F.0.1, F.17, and F.9. Replacing that proxy with another universal container preserves the failure under a new name.