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F.0.2:3 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
|---|
| Positive contribution vs source fidelity | The receiving framework needs a usable claim, while sources must not be flattened into one vocabulary. |
| Small first result vs broad inquiry | One authoring decision may need only a bounded comparison, while a large research programme may need the full G.2 pack. |
| Similarity vs identity | Matching can propose correspondences, while sameness, truth, and adoption require separate claims. |
| Integration vs contrast | A synthesis should open a productive move, while a real disagreement or non-fit must remain visible. |
| Progress vs epistemic restraint | Work should continue where the basis suffices, while a load-bearing source gap must prevent reliance. |
| Reuse vs domain dependence | The synthesis method can remain transdisciplinary, while domain claims and their source refresh stay in their subject DPF. |