Analysing A Clause Complex Not Meant To Be Understood

Martin (1992: 521):

Generalising texts	neutralise  (‘make neutral’)		tense, deixis and person	in order to	construct	social processes	as	potentials [[[underlying || and cutting across particular manifestations]]
a				x b: purpose
Attributor	Process: relational	Attribute	Carrier		Process: relational	Identified/Token		Identifier/Value

Bertrand Russell Encoding The Mind

the mind [[to which a given mental event belongs]]	is	the group [of events [[connected with the given event by memory–chains, backwards or forwards]] ]
Identified/Value	Process: relational	Identifier/Token

The identity encodes the mind to which a given mental event belongs by reference to the group of events connected with the given event by memory–chains, backwards or forwards

to	which	a given mental event	belongs
	Attribute: possessor	Carrier: possessed	Process: relational: possession

i.e. the mind possesses mental events

George Berkeley Decoding Reality

(a) George Berkeley's statement:

reality	consists in	[[being perceived]]
Identified/Token	Process: relational	Identifier/Value

Here the identity decodes reality by reference to being perceived.

(b) Bertrand Russell's querying reply:

[[being perceived]]	consists in	[[being real]]
Identified/Token	Process: relational	Identifier/Value

Here the identity decodes being perceived by reference to being real.

Mentally Assigned Relational Process Or Mental Process?

Attributor	Process: relational	Carrier		Attribute
they	see	her	as	a rôle model
Senser	Process: mental	Phenomenon	Rôle: guise

cf

they	mistake	her	for	a rôle model
Attributor	Process: relational	Carrier		Attribute