Definitions and canonical concepts
This page serves as a public registry of canonical definitions used in the interpretive governance doctrine developed by Gautier Dorval.
It lists the primary conceptual references that govern term usage on this site and that aim to frame machine interpretation when they are encountered.
This registry constitutes neither an operational method nor a promise of results. It exists to reduce ambiguity by declaring stable conceptual perimeters.
The canonical entity graph is published here: /entity-graph.jsonld
Quick navigation
- Observable phenomena (field)
- Authority, limits, and non-response
- Evidence, audit, and observability
- Governances and architecture
- Application contexts
Observable phenomena (field)
- Interpretive invisibilization
- Interpretive collision
- Interpretive capture
- Interpretive inertia
- State drift
- Interpretive smoothing
- Interpretive remanence
- Neighborhood contamination
- Interpretive trail
Authority, limits, and non-response
- Authority boundary
- Authority Governance (Layer 3)
- Authority conflict
- Legitimate non-response
- Canonical silence
- Governed negation
- Response conditions
- Interpretive hallucination
- Interpretability perimeter
Evidence, audit, and observability
- Interpretive observability
- Semantic calibration
- Compliance drift
- Interpretive debt
- Interpretive sustainability
- Version power
- Canonical fragility
Governances and architecture
- Interpretive governance
- Endogenous governance
- Exogenous governance
- External coherence graph
- Memory governance
- SSA-E + A2 + Dual Web
- Semantic compression
- AI disambiguation
- Interpretive SEO
