F.9.1:4.3 - Starter stance vocabulary
| Stance | Plain reading | Nearest overread to reject |
|---|---|---|
localRename | For this use, the receiving expression is being read as a near-renaming within the stated local boundary. | Cross-local identity or unrestricted replacement. |
operationalizes | For this use, the receiving expression gives a procedural, observable, or measurable reading of the source. | Enactment, implementation, work authority, permission, or type-structure equivalence. |
partialAnalogy | For this use, the two senses share one stated explanatory pattern and differ elsewhere. | Admissible substitution or equivalence. |
projection | For this use, the receiving expression keeps one stated aspect and drops others. | Completeness, reversibility, recoverability, or permission to ignore the dropped distinctions. |
nonEquivalent | For this use, read the comparison as an explicit warning against equivalence. | A claim of disjointness, a negative Bridge claim, or a general ban beyond the stated use. |
These labels are optional local designations inside the stance episteme. They are not Bridge kinds, levels, scores, permissions, or a second taxonomy. If a plain sentence is clearer, use the sentence without minting a label.
A stance word carries no direction by itself. Direction belongs to the bounded-use claim it explains: a projection reading in one direction never establishes the reverse reading or use.