Can the inspected schemes be combined into one usable scene-annotation sheet with separate columns for narrator statement, character belief, story-world fact and analyst inference, and what does it look like on a real public-domain passage?
No inspected source provides a scheme that separates all four layers on a scene; each supplies one or two (FactBank: sources and commitment; LitBank: asserted story-world events; REDEWIEDERGABE: representation type and act-versus-truth; Wiren & Ek: narrator/character discourse and focalization; TUNa: text-grounded unreliability judgments). This candidate composes them as a proposal (synthesis, untested by any source) and applies it by hand to a Persuasion chapter 1 passage using LitBank's own annotation file as the story-world column. Result: the rows separate narrator-asserted events, a character's judgment relayed by the narrator, hearsay later confirmed by narrator assertion, and analyst inference, but the commitment values for narrator versus character in rows R3-R4 are the author's application of FactBank patterns, not an annotation anyone has validated.
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- [proposal] No inspected source provides a scheme that separates all four layers on a scene; each supplies one or two (FactBank: sources and commitment; LitBank: asserted story-world events; REDEWIEDERGABE: representation type and act-versus-truth; Wiren & Ek: narrator/character discourse and focalization; TUNa: text-grounded unreliability judgments). This candidate composes them as a proposal (synthesis, untested by any source) and applies it by hand to a Persuasion chapter 1 passage using LitBank's own annotation file as the story-world column. Result: the rows separate narrator-asserted events, a character's judgment relayed by the narrator, hearsay later confirmed by narrator assertion, and analyst inference, but the commitment values for narrator versus character in rows R3-R4 are the author's application of FactBank patterns, not an annotation anyone has validated. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source
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Linked records
- cites → https://aclanthology.org/P19-1353.pdf
- cites → https://arxiv.org/html/2506.10231v1
- cites → https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dbamman/litbank/3e50db0ffc033d7ccbb94f4d88f6b99210328ed8/events/brat/105_persuasion_brat.ann
- cites → https://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~roser/pubs/fb_annotGuidelines.pdf
- cites → https://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1671845/FULLTEXT01.pdf
- cites → https://zenodo.org/api/records/3759617/files/annotationsrichtlinien_redewiedergabe.pdf/content