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Table 12.1
A specification
of
net
offence/affinity as a
function of
use
and
cost
Cost
Use
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
1 1
2
2
3
3
tense
aspect
mode
4
4
5
5
temporality:
proto-agent:
1
st
_ 2
nd
_ 3
rd
proto-patient:
1
st
_ 2
nd
_ 3
rd
2
3
person: polarity
1st:
1 _ 0 _1
2nd:
1 _ 0 _1
3rd:
1 _ 0 _1
4
5
(14)
e D
event
use
2
4
3
5
person: polarity
1st:
1 _ 0 _1
cost
2nd:
1 _ 0 _1
3rd:
1 _ 0 _1
The relative offence (
o
) experienced by an agent in response to an event resolves
the disjunctions in (
12.15
).
2
4
3
5
2
3
person:
polarity
4
5
1st:
1 _ 0 _1
before-
e
:
2nd:
1 _ 0 _1
3rd:
1 _ 0 _1
2
4
3
5
person:
polarity
1st:
1 _ 0 _1
(15)
o.e/ D
during-
e
:
attitude
2nd:
1 _ 0 _1
3rd:
1 _ 0 _1
2
3
person:
polarity
4
5
1st:
1 _ 0 _1
after-
e
:
2nd:
1 _ 0 _1
3rd:
1 _ 0 _1
The model allows for sequencing of events and varying attitudes as sequences
and events within them unfold. In a null context, speakers are assumed to main-
tain a default evaluation of the participants as in (
12.16
), in which by default
the speaker has a positive self-evaluation which is equal to the evaluation of
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