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E.17.ID.CR:4.3.h - Working read-out

A working reader can usually say, in one short paragraph:

  • what reviewed source episteme or source publication is being comparatively read;
  • what bounded interpretive lift is being added;
  • what shared review frame remains preserved, and, in the special same-EntityOfConcern case, why the same EntityOfConcernRef remains preserved;
  • which crossed claim is still outside this pattern and which neighboring pattern would govern that claim if it became primary;
  • and which boundary condition shows that the primary claim is no longer a bounded ComparativeReviewUnit claim.

If that read-out becomes fuzzy, the review unit is no longer bounded enough to stay here; narrow it, clarify it, or make the governing neighboring pattern primary for the crossed claim.