Canon - Loss of Context

definition

Loss of context refers to a clearly defined conceptual difference or boundary concept in the context of decision and system logics.

Comparison model

Context loss is understood as a conceptual juxtaposition in which two named concepts are distinguished from each other along defined criteria, without establishing an evaluation or preference.

Demarcation

  • Loss of context ≠ simplifying equation
  • Conceptual differentiation ≠ normative evaluation