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E.17.2:5.5 - DDD Context Mapping method and product

A team enacts DDD Context Mapping. The way of doing is one independently admitted U.Method under A.3.1; an episteme that substantively describes that method may separately be a U.MethodDescription with the method as its exact EntityOfConcern. Neither is a TEVB viewpoint or view by its label.

First determine whether the product is a claim-bearing episteme or only a diagram, form, or carrier. A claim-bearing product called a Context Map is separately identified under C.2.1 as candidate episteme E with its own exact claim content, EntityOfConcern, and effective scheme. It becomes a U.View only if one exact viewpoint P admits E’s EntityOfConcern and EpistemeViewpointConformanceRelation(E,P) obtains. Method enactment, product naming, diagram form, declaration position, publication, and visual resemblance grant no membership. If the map represents independently recovered domain regions or relations, C.29 defines that correspondence; a mere carrier remains with E.24.PUB, and the drawing makes no represented world-side relation obtain.