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INDEX 276 Fillenbaum & Rapoport 1971, 34 Fillmore 1969, 34 Fillmore 1976, 6, 39 Fillmore 1982a, 6, 39 Fillmore 1985, 39 Fillmore 1992, 31 Fillmore 1994, 39, 56, 85, 121 Fillmore 1996, 105 Fillmore & Atkins 1992, 6, 23, 24, 39, 166 Fillmore & Atkins 1998, 61 Fillmore & Kay 1994, 6, 41, 42 Fillmore & Kay 1996, 6 Fillmore et al. 1988, 6 frame semantics, 230 de nition, 5{6 re exives in, 126{130 <strong>Frame</strong>Net Project, vi, 33, 231, 232 frames accompany, 68, 130 description, 67 ascertain, 72, 75 description, 75 bare condition, 85 bare event, 84, 85 description, 84 bare state, 70 description, 69 categorization, 123 description, 92 cause description, 76 cognition inchoative, 75 description, 65 consultation with authority, 130 description, 70 contain, 89 description, 88 contention, 61 directed motion, 67 description, 66 gambling cards description, 97 gambling description, 97 imagine description, 79 intend description, 76 intentional causation description, 77 perception basic, 61 description, 63 perception distant, 61 description, 63 perception faculty, 81, 82 description, 81 reasoning, 61 reciprocal event, 100n, 130 description, 90 romantic involvement description, 73 see accompany, 68 description, 67 see classify description, 93 see condition description, 69 see consult description, 71 see dating description, 73 see determine description, 75 see discourse description, 101 see ensure, 79 description, 77 see envision description, 80 see experience description, 95 see eye, 61, 63, 64, 83, 91 description, 64 see faculty description, 81 see gambling description, 98 see news
INDEX 277 description, 82 see process description, 85 see read description, 87 see recognize, 61 description, 65 see scan description, 103 see setting, 89 description, 88 see vide description, 99 see visit description, 91 service as, 96 description, 94 social interaction, 91 description, 90 talk, 61 Fujikake 1984, 207 Geeraerts 1993, 15, 16 Geeraerts 1994a, 15, 20 Geeraerts 1994b, 15 Gibbs 1980, 33 Gibbs & O'Brien 1990, 33 Goldberg 1995, 6, 37 Gove 1993, 172 Grice 1975, 117 Grice 1978, 117 Gruber 1986, 39 Hanks 1992, 165{167 Harris 1993, 55 Heid & Krueger 1994, 165 historical linguistics, vii, 35{36 Hobbs et al. 1993, 231 homonymy, 11, 13{15, 18, 20, 37, 49, 134{ 137, 234 Ide&Veronis 1998, 232 Iwasaki et al. 1960, 203 Japanese, 15, 32, 122, 164, 173, 180, 197{ 208, 217{219, 225{227 Johnson 1996, 34, 233 Jorgensen 1990, 33, 134, 161 Jurafsky 1992, 231 Kaneda 1997, 207 Kay 1983,16 Kay & Fillmore 1999, 6 Kay & McDaniel 1978, 229 Kilgarri 1997, 44 Koenig & Jurafsky 1994, 125 Lako & Johnson 1980, 10 Lako , G. 1987, 9, 10, 28, 69, 108, 122 Lako , G. 1990, 3 Lako , G. 1995, 119{121 Lako , G. & Sweetser 1985, 111 Lako , R. 1971, 124 Lako , R. 1989, 55 Langacker 1987, 4, 10, 236 Langacker 1991a, 86 language acquisition, vii, 233, 234 Levin 1993, 22, 23, 25, 55, 56, 94 Levinson 1983, 173 Liang & Tung 1983, 190 Light 1997, 232 Louw 1995, 227 Lowe et al. 1997, 39, 231 Lyons 1977, 22 Makino & Tsutsui 1986, 203 Makkai 1966, 12, 104, 236 Manning 1993, 231 McCawley 1982, 29 measures of agreement, 141{143 kappa, 141{143, 148{150, 155 omega, 141, 143, 147 Medin 1989, 9 Mel'cuk 1996, 21 mental spaces, 6, 62, 111{113, 117, 131 de nition, 112 Merriam-Webster's Pocket Dictionary 1995, 177 metaphor, 6, 7, 10, 11, 15, 22, 25, 27, 29, 82, 89, 106{108, 112, 119{123, 125, 131, 153, 173{175, 185, 191, 234, 235
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