Subjective variables
Note:
- XPath: /teiCorpus/TEI/teiHeader/encodingDesc[1]/classDecl[1]/taxonomy[3]
- XML-TEI elements: taxonomy|category
- XML-TEI attributes:
@xml:id - Values: subjectiveData|CATEGORY|SUBCATEGORY
- Existent RDF class: Onyx Ontology Specification Class:onyx:EmotionCategory
- Schema of subjective variables ➟
They are several variables: consequence, affectivity, degree of desire, volontary intent,
fallibility, which follow the same semantic frame for marking up a type of taxonomy:
<taxonomy xml:id="subjectiveData"> <category xml:id="NAME OF A VARIABLE"/> <category xml:id="NAME OF A SUBVARIABLE"/> </taxonomy>
Note: a variable = category or taxonomy. A subvariable = subcategory or
subtaxonomy.
➤ Each @xml:id from <taxonomy> ➞
<category>, and <taxonomy> ➞
<category> ➞ <category> will be used in R.
- 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>
- Emotion
- ➯ what kind of emotion (affectivity in philosophy of action) and its intenstity?
- Subcategories (26) from FSRE categories (24: anger, anxiety, being hurt, compassion,
contempt, contentment, despair, disappointment, disgust, fear, guilt, happiness, hate,
interest, irritation, jealousy, joy, love, pleasure, pride, sadness, shame, stress,
surprise), to which I add satisfaction (from OCC categories) and discouragement.
- hasEmotionIntensity
<category>➞@xml:id: feeble, medium, normal, hight, very hight (equals a numerical value from 1 to 5)
- hasEmotionIntensity
- XML-TEI example:
<category xml:id="EmotionCategory"> <category xml:id="rage"/> <category xml:id="hasEmotionIntensity"> <category xml:id="medium"/> </category> </category>
- Degree of desire
- ➯ What is the action tendency?
- 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>
- Voluntary intentionality
- ➯ What type of voluntary 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>