Frame Semantics, Constructions, and the FrameNet Lexical Database

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Commitment • The noun commitment in the intended sense belongs to the Commitment frame. • Other words sharing this frame include commit, vow, oath, swear, promise, covenant (some are verbs, some are nouns, some are both). • All of them have to do with illocutionary acts that bind their speakers to a course of action. • This sense of commitment takes the support verb make. – Are you afraid to make a commitment? – You’ve made a commitment now, so you’d better honor it.
Support Verbs and Polysemy Commitment also occurs in the Institutionalization frame: committing a person to a mental hospital. That meaning does not welcome the support verb make. The verb commit itself is a support verb for crimes and sins: to commit murder is the same as to murder. But this use of commit has commission, not commitment, as its nominalization!
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Frame Semantics, Constructions, and
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Background
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Fillmore on Frame Semantics • 197
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A Non-lexical Construction
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Embodied Conx Grammar • http://ww
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What is a semantic frame? What do y
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Frame Elements (FEs) • Frame Elem
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LU Definitions • In addition to t
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Placing Frame: FEs • Agent/Cause
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Placing Frame: Annotation • [Euro
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Revenge Frame: Definition • This
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Core FEs • Inherent in the concep
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Extra-thematic FEs • Not actually
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Revenge Frame: Annotation • 1. [T
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Text frame: FEs • Core - Text •
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Text Frame: Annotation • [Shusaku
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Apply heat frame: FEs • Core - Co
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Apply heat frame: Annotation • 1.
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The art of frame definition • Not
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Page 42 and 43: Annotation • Annotator chooses
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