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Target Role: controlling_entity

Source Role: possessor

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Target Role: ability_to_control

Source Role: possession

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Target Role: control_relation

Source Role: possess_relation

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Target Role: control_relation_status

Source Role: possess_relation_status

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Current Metaphor: CONTROL IS A POSSESSION

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Target Entailment: being able to control a person or situation

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Target Entailment: not being able to control a person or possession

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Target Entailment: change in ability to control a person or situation

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Type of Inferential Structure: x-schema

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Target Entailment: attaining control

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Type of Inferential Structure: x-schema

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Target Entailment: end of controller's control

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Type of Inferential Structure: x-schema

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Text: He has control over all the workers.


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Text: The president kept his hold on power.


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Text: She regained control of the assembly.


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Text: He possesses the power to heal small animals.


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Entailmentbeing able to control a person or situation (possessing a possession, ?, ?) +, not being able to control a person or possession (not having a possession, ?, ?) +, change in ability to control a person or situation (change in possession, x-schema, ?) +, attaining control (gaining a possession, x-schema, ATTAINING CONTROL IS GAINING A POSSESSION) + and end of controller's control (loss of a possession, x-schema, TERMINATION OF CONTROL IS LOSS OF A POSSESSION) +
Example? (He has control over all the workers., ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) +, English (The president kept his hold on power., ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) +, ? (She regained control of the assembly., ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) + and ? (He possesses the power to heal small animals., ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) +
Has source frameFrame:Possession +
Has target frameFrame:Control +
Mappingcontrolling_entity (possessor, ?) +, ability_to_control (possession, ?) +, control_relation (possess_relation, ?) + and control_relation_status (possess_relation_status, ?) +
Metaphor.Source frameFrame:Possession +
Metaphor.Target frameFrame:Control +
Related metaphoris in some target relation to (ATTRIBUTES ARE POSSESSIONS, ?) +
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Metaphor:CONTROL IS A POSSESSION#Is_example_of +