Titlebook: Emotion and Cause; Linguistic Theory an Sophia Yat Mei Lee Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 Linguistic Theory.Cause Event.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-24413-2e events based on empirical data. Following the discussion of the linguistic criteria of emotion cause events for emotion classification, this chapter aims to attest to these linguistic criteria in computational applications.

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Towards a Linguistic Theory of Emotion and Expression of Emotion,n which “in many ways anticipates contemporary theories” (Solomon 2003: 5). He argued that the nature of emotion lies in a strong moral belief about how others should behave, and involves the perception of a situation dominated by a desire. This is evidently shown in his analysis of . where . is characterized as the desire for revenge.

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Linguistic Expression of Cause Event II: Epistemicity,auses are linguistically identified. I focus on what Chang et al. (2000) described as change-of-state emotion verbs since these verbs often have causes explicitly expressed in a complement attached to them.

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Implementation and Verification: Automatic Detection of Emotion Causes,e events based on empirical data. Following the discussion of the linguistic criteria of emotion cause events for emotion classification, this chapter aims to attest to these linguistic criteria in computational applications.

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The Linguistic Expression of Emotion and Cause in the Chinese Language,proposed emotion verb classes and taxonomy in Sect.?.. Furthermore, Sect.. gives clear definitions of important emotion-related concepts, such as emotional sentences and causal relations. Section?. describes how emotion causes, as tangible realizations of emotion, are linguistically expressed in Chinese.

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Linguistic Expression of Cause Event I: Transitivity,pter aims to present a linguistic analysis of causal relations with regard to two dimensions of emotions: emotion classes (i.e. ., ., ., ., and .) and emotion verb types (change-of-state emotion verbs vs. homogeneous state emotion verbs).