Glossary

Affectivity

  • Affectivity
    • ➯ what kind of affectivity and its degree?
    • Subcategories: rage, anger, anxious, betrayed, discouraged, hurt, pride, satifaction.
      • Degree of affectivity <category>@xml:id: feeble, medium, normal, hight, very hight.
    • XML-TEI example:
              <category xml:id="Affectivity">
                <category xml:id="rage"/>
                  <category xml:id="degreeAffectivity">
                    <category xml:id="medium"/>
                </category>  
              </category> 
             

Biological sex

  • Biological sex
    • ➯ traditionally known.
    • Subcategories <category>@xml:id: Female, male
    • XML-TEI example:
              <category xml:id="biologicalSex">
                <category xml:id="female_Sx"/>
              <category/>

Consequence

  • Consequence
    • ➯ how is the AE affected by the action?
    • Subcategories <category>@xml:id: affects AE (subject), affect AE (subject) and other, affect other AE(s).
    • XML-TEI example:
             <category xml:id="consequence">
               <category xml:id="affectEntity"/>
             </category> 
            

Context

  • Context
    • ➯ in which the action takes place.
    • Subcategories <category>@xml:id: ritual, battle, single combat, assembly, prayer, feast, wedding, burial, seduction, meeting, complaint, lawsuit, threat, revenge, visit, unknown (unknown_C), broken context (B_ctx_C).
    • XML-TEI example:
            <category xml:id="context">
              <category xml:id="ritual"/>
            </category> 
           

Degree of desire

  • Degree of Desire
    • ➯ What is the degree of desire of the action?
    • Subcategories <category>@xml:id: from one to five (number_dD), and unknown (unknown_dD), broken context (B_ctx_dD)
    • XML-TEI example:
              <category xml:id="degreeDesire">
                <category xml:id="two_dD"/>
              </category> 
             

Role

  • Role
    • ➯ of the animated entity
    • Subcategories <category>@xml:id: active, passive, both Active (animated entities X and Y)
    • XML-TEI example:
             <category xml:id="role">
               <category xml:id="active"/>
             <category/> 
            

Sphere

  • Sphere
    • ➯ where the event takes place, inside or outside the household.
    • Subcategories <category>@xml:id: inside, outside, unknown (unknown_S), broken context (B_ctx_S).
    • XMT-TEI example:
               <category xml:id="sphere">
               <category xml:id="inside"/>
             </category>
            

Verbal semantic

  • Verbal semantic
    • Taxonomy <category>@xml:id TAXO: action
      Note: The current research is on the animated entities action, but of course the same semantic markup can be apply to other semantic categories.
      • Subtaxonomies, <category>@xml:id subTAXO: movement, agression, confrontation,destruction, displacement, put together
      • XLM-TEI example:
                           <category xml:id="semantic">
                           <category xml:id="action">
                           <category xml:id="destruction"/>
                           </category>    
                           </category> 
                         

Volontary intention

  • Volontary Intentionality
    • ➯ What type of volontary intentionality, and what motivation?
    • Subcategories <category>@xml:id: to kill, to perform a rtiual, to destroy, to fight.
      • What motivation: pressure or free will.
    • XML-TEI example:
              <category xml:id="volontaryIntent">
                <category xml:id="toKill"/>
                <category xml:id="motivation_vI">
                  <category xml:id="free"/>
                </category> 
              </category>