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@node Classification, Exemplar Preparation, Introduction, Top |
@node Classification, Exemplar Preparation, Introduction, Top |
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@chapter Classification |
@chapter Classification |
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We would like some way to evoke a repeatable sequence of atomic |
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emotions. In general, film contains too much detail and complexity for |
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this purpose. There are many problems: |
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@itemize @bullet |
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@item A given personality in a given film clip may be depicting |
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several different emotions at once. |
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@item The set of personalities who are simultaneously present in a film clip |
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need not be depicting similar emotions. |
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@item The overall emotional tone depicted by a film clip can |
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be distinct from what each of the individual personality in |
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a film is depicting. |
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Without addressing these problems, an unambiguous analysis of film is |
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impossible. The solution employed in Aleader is to prescribe rules |
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which skillfully narrow down on specific component of a scene. We are |
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not interested in the whole complex mixture of emotions. Rather, we are |
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trying to pick out one or two emotions as guided by carefully crafted |
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appraisal instructions. |
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We use two different tools to analyze a film: |
We use two different tools to analyze a film: |
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@enumerate |
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@item |
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observes vs. is made uneasy by |
observes vs. is made uneasy by |
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The only difference between these situations is the point-of-view. |
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A positive feeling of excitement, self-control, or demand for intimacy |
A positive feeling of excitement, self-control, or demand for intimacy |
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suggests @w{[0] observes [-].} A negative feeling of nervousness, |
suggests @w{[0] observes [-].} A negative feeling of nervousness, |
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discomfort, or sleepless agony suggests @w{[-] is made uneasy by [0].} |
discomfort, or sleepless agony suggests @w{[-] is made uneasy by [0].} |
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Both participants should have the same basic attitude. If the attitudes |
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are asymmetric then one of the intentions is wrong. |
Typically the situation should not involve physical contact. If there |
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is a physical exchange then consider a different intention |
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exposes vs. steals from |
exposes vs. steals from |
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@end itemize |
@end itemize |
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One more clue: @w{[0] observes [-]} and @w{[-] is made uneasy by [0]} |
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typically do not involve physical contact. If there is a physical |
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exchange then consider a different intention classification. |
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There is another @code{Swap} button on the @code{Abstract Situation} |
There is another @code{Swap} button on the @code{Abstract Situation} |
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screen. Each @code{Swap} button does something slightly different. On |
screen. Each @code{Swap} button does something slightly different. On |
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the @code{Abstract Situation} screen, this button exchanges the roles of |
the @code{Abstract Situation} screen, this button exchanges the roles of |
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intention does the initiator want the contraparty to have? |
intention does the initiator want the contraparty to have? |
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@table @asis |
@table @asis |
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@item observes vs. is made uneasy by |
@item observes vs. is made uneasy by |
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Both participants have the same positive or negative attitude? |
Whose point of view, the positive or negative side? |
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There should be no physical exchange. |
There should be no physical exchange. |
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@item exposes vs. steals from |
@item exposes vs. steals from |
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Which way is fulfillment leaning? |
Which way is fulfillment leaning? |