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DPCL: a Language Template for Normative Specifications

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DPCL presents a JSON-like DSL template that encodes Hohfeldian positions as reusable frames (power, duty, prohibition) and models events, qualifications and timeouts; it shows concrete encodings (library borrowing with lender power, borrower duty, timeout-triggered violation and optional fine) and implements conflict handling via conditional preferential ordering. Semantics are sketched as rewriting-rule semantics to cross-compile into target tools (e.g., routing or policy engines); a prototype interpreter is promised in the coming months but full formal semantics remain intentionally modeler-definable.

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  1. 0:00DPCL: a Language Template for Normative Specifications
  2. 3:28which normative concepts do we need?
  3. 5:10what normative concepts "nean"?
  4. 7:31DPCL: in a nutshell
  5. 11:17DPCL: prohibition frame
  6. 12:05DECL: conditioning rules
  7. 13:43DPCL, example: library regulation
  8. 14:56Rewriting example: all is about power!
  9. 17:36Perspectives
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