Université de Montréal - Thèse sous forme numérique

XXVIIIFrame and definition Core Frame Elements Lexical Units Frame relationsSemantic Type SentientThis FE describes the people that are sufferingas a result of the Perpetrator's action.The rebels skyjacked a plane with 89passangers.RapeThe words in this frame describe situations inwhich the Perpetrator has sexual intercoursewith the Victim forcibly (or by threatening theuse of force) and without his or her consent.Event [Evnt]Semantic Type State_of_affairsThe rape of a Victim by the Perpetrator.Perpetrator [Perp]Semantic Type SentientThis is the person who forces another person tohave sexual intercourse with him or her againstthe other person's will.rape.n, rape.v, raped.a, rapist.n,sexually assault.vInherits From:Committing_crime,Intentionally_affectVictim [Vic]Semantic Type SentientThis is the person who is forced to engage insexual intercourse against his or her will.RobberyThese are words describing situations in whicha Perpetrator wrongs a Victim by takingsomething (Goods) from them. In some cases,the Source location from which the Goods weretaken is used to metonymically refer to theVictim. The robbery can be done in a particularManner (for example, forcefully) and via aspecific Means (for example, by threatening theVictim).Perpetrator [Perp]Semantic Type SentientThe Perpetratoris the person (or other agent)that takes the Goods away by force or threats.Leslie ROBBED Kim of her watch.Source [Src]Semantic Type SourceSource is the initial location of the goods, beforethey change location.Leslie and Kim ROBBED a bankhold-up.n, hold_up.v, mug.v,mugger.n, mugging.n,ransack.v, rifle.v, rob blind.v,rob.v, robber.n, robbery.n, stickup.v, stick-up.nInherits From:Committing_crimeUses: Theft