fourth African is a nigerian The three major group in the nation are the Yoruba in the southwest, the Ibo in the nd the h (i nature of unfolding See Table 5-11: Inner and outer experience construed by different process types (i) nature of config The fundamental properties of"relational" clauses derive from the nature of a configuration of being", i.e. " Process Be-er1 Be-er2 5.4.2 Principal types of“ relational” clause (attributive (i identifying a is an attribute ofx' a is the identity ofx (1)intensive x is a Sarah is wise Sarah is the leader: the leader is sarah (i) possessive 'x has a' Peter has a piano The piano is PeterS, (ii)circumstantial 'x is at the fair is on a tuesday tomorrow is the 10th the 10th is tomorrow A summary of relational clause systems(see Fig 5-16 on page 217) 5.4.3“ Intensive” clauses:“ attributive 5.4.3. 1 Characteristics of"attributive intensive" clauses In the attributive mode, an entity (ie. Carrier) has some class (ie. Attribute) ascribed or attributed to it Four characteristics that distinguish "attributive clauses and"identifying clauses (pp.219220) 5.4.3.2 Kinds of intensive attribution Within clauses of intensive attribution, three simultaneous contrasts can be distinguished (i the process of attribution may be defined by reference to an entity or to a quality (ii) the process of attribution may be neutral or phased (ii the domain of attribution may be either material or semiotic 54.4“ Intensive” clauses:“ Identifying” 5. 4.4.I General characteristics In the identify ing mode, something(i.e. Identified has an identity (i.e. Indentifier) assigned to it Characteristics of“ identifying” clauses that contrast with those of“ attributive” clauses(see page 228) 5.4.4.2 Token and value Every"identifying"clause has either of the following two structure Identified/Token Identifier/Value(e.g. Tom is the treasurer. (i) Identified /Value Identifier/Token(e.g. Tom is the tall one) 5.4.4.3 Sub-types ofidentifying"clause8 fourth African is a Nigerian. (ii) identification: The three major group in the nation are the Yoruba in the southwest, the Ibo in the southeast, and the Hausa, in the north. (i) nature of unfolding See Table 5-11: Inner and outer experience construed by different process types (ii) nature of configuration The fundamental properties of “relational” clauses derive from the nature of a configuration of “being”, i.e. “Process + Be-er1 + Be-er2”. 5.4.2 Principal types of “relational” clause (i) attributive ‘a is an attribute of x’ (ii) identifying ‘a is the identity of x’ (1) intensive ‘x is a’ Sarah is wise Sarah is the leader; the leader is Sarah (ii) possessive ‘x has a’ Peter has a piano The piano is Peter’s; Peter’s is the piano (iii) circumstantial ‘x is at a’ the fair is on a Tuesday tomorrow is the 10th ;the 10th is tomorrow A summary of relational clause systems (see Fig. 5-16 on page 217) 5.4.3 “Intensive” clauses: “attributive” 5.4.3.1 Characteristics of “attributive intensive” clauses In the attributive mode, an entity (i.e. Carrier) has some class (i.e. Attribute) ascribed or attributed to it. Four characteristics that distinguish “attributive” clauses and “identifying” clauses (pp. 219-220) 5.4.3.2 Kinds of intensive attribution Within clauses of intensive attribution, three simultaneous contrasts can be distinguished: (i) the process of attribution may be defined by reference to an entity or to a quality. (ii) the process of attribution may be neutral or phased. (iii) the domain of attribution may be either material or semiotic. 5.4.4 “Intensive” clauses: “Identifying” 5.4.4.1 General characteristics In the identifying mode, something (i.e. Identified) has an identity (i.e. Indentifier) assigned to it. Characteristics of “identifying” clauses that contrast with those of “attributive” clauses (see page 228) 5.4.4.2 Token and value Every “identifying” clause has either of the following two structure: (i) Identified / Token ^ Identifier / Value (e.g. Tom is the treasurer.) (ii) Identified / Value ^ Identifier / Token (e.g. Tom is the tall one) 5.4.4.3 Sub-types of “identifying” clause