Université de Montréal - Thèse sous forme numérique

XXFrame and definition Core Frame Elements Lexical Units Frame relationsDomain_of_Relevance may also be expressed.Some of the words in this frame (e.g. argue) arecommunication words used in a noncommunicative,epistemic sense.The latest poll results SHOW that support ofthe president is at an all-time low.The fact that you lied to me SHOWS that Ishouldn't trust you.Some words in this frame require theproposition to be expressed as an NP Object:The fact that you lied SUBSTANTIATES theclaim that you can't be trusted.Support [Sup]Support is a fact that lends epistemic support toa claim, or that provides a reason for a course ofaction. Typically it is expressed as an ExternalArgument.The fact that you lied to me SHOWS that Ishouldn't trust you.The look on your face REVEALS that you arelying.evidence.n, evidence.v, evince.v,from.prep, illustrate.v, imply.v,indicate.v, mean.v, point to.v,proof.n, prove.v, reveal.v,show.v, substantiate.v,suggest.v, support.v, tell.v,testify.v, verify.vEntering_of_pleaThe Accused enters a Plea in answer to theCharges. In most jurisdictions, the possiblepleas are innocent, guilty, or nolo contendere.Accused persons may stand mute, in whichcase, the court usually enters a plea on theirbehalf.Accused [acc]The person entering the plea in court.Joy Peterson PLEADED innocent to the murderof his son.Charges [Chrg]The crime with which the Accused is chargedmurder of his wife.Court []The Court is the institution before which theplea is entered.plea.n, plead.vSubframe of: ArraignmentPrecedes: Bail_decisionIs Preceded by:Notification_of_chargesUses: CommunicationJudge [judge]Semantic Type SentientThe judge of the court in which the accused