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|Entry=Composed Frame
|Other Aliases=Relational Frame
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#REDIRECT [[Glossary:Frame Type]]
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|Entry=Frame
Frame representations include [[Glossary:Role|roles]] and [[Glossary:Inference|in
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|Entry=Frame Relation Type
The frame-to-frame relation types are:
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|Entry=Frame Type
|Description=Frame entries include a '''''Type''''' variable that is used to indicate differen
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|Entry=Process Frame
...iption=Essentially x-schemas, a process with its bound roles, or a process frame.
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|Entry=Related Frame
|Other Aliases=Relational frame; Subframe
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{{Unsetprop|topfams|Frame family|Frame subfamily of}}
{{Frame family tree|{{#var:fam}}|userparam=1}}
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|Entry=Source Frame
...this source frame is mapped to that of the specified [[Target Frame|target frame]].
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|Entry=Target Frame
...rce frame]] for a given metaphor is mapped to that of the specified target frame.
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...n the "Related Frames" block. Dot notation is used to specify the Related frame role. The binding relation itself is specified using a "=" sign.
...Self propelled motion" (which includes a 'self_mover' role), and a related frame is "Action" (which includes an 'actor' role), a relevant binding would be:
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|Applies to=Metaphor & Frame
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...this link to work, the name listed must match that of an existing FrameNet frame.
...logy) may be specified for the roles defined in the 'Roles' section of the frame. These specifications require manual entry. See [[Glossary:Role|Role]].
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|Applies to=Frame
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|Entry=Composed Frame
|Other Aliases=Relational Frame
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constructional information, including the lexeme(s), the construction, and frame(s)
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...e a space to elaborate on possible relevant socio-cultural aspects of that frame, especially those aspects that may prove to be most variable cross-linguist
If the cultural scope for a frame has been determined, it will be noted here.
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|Description="Cultural scope" refers to which languages/cultures a frame or metaphor has been validated for. This includes both national-level infor
|Applies to=Metaphor & Frame
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...target domain given the conditions and constraints placed on the frame or frame in the source domain; entailments constitute anything that falls out from a
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...ion=Each frame can (optionally) be specified to be a member of one or more Frame families. Similarly, each metaphor is (optionally) defined to be a member
Lists of Frame Families and Metaphor Families can be accessed via links listed under the M
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#REDIRECT [[Glossary:Frame Type]]
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|Entry=Frame
Frame representations include [[Glossary:Role|roles]] and [[Glossary:Inference|in
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|Entry=Frame Relation Type
The frame-to-frame relation types are:
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|Entry=Frame Type
|Description=Frame entries include a '''''Type''''' variable that is used to indicate differen
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|Applies to=Frame
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|Applies to=Frame
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...n the Wiki, inference is kept to refer to the internal logic of a frame or frame, while entailment is used to refer to the corresponding logic in the target
|Applies to=Frame
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...th a given frame are listed in the 'Relevant Lexical Units' section of the Frame entry.
Example entries for the Election frame:
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...EPIDEMIC. The use of the lexeme 'epidemic' evokes the more general Disease frame, which activates the more general conceptual metaphor POVERTY IS A DISEASE)
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...s that the current frame incorporates some portion of the structure of the frame which it 'makes use of'. The specific elements that are incorporated can be
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...e|Target Frame]] (the source and the target, respectively, of the frame-to-frame mapping)
...unidirectional links from Source Frame roles to their corresponding Target Frame roles.
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...e between frames or domains as opposed to the correspondence between their frame elements (which is referred to as 'mappings'). For instance ARGUMENT IS WAR
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|Applies to=Metaphor & Frame
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...to find a metaphor or frame regardless of what variant of that metaphor or frame they have in mind.
|Applies to=Metaphor & Frame
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|Applies to=Metaphor & Frame
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|Entry=Process Frame
...iption=Essentially x-schemas, a process with its bound roles, or a process frame.
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|Applies to=Frame
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|Entry=Related Frame
|Other Aliases=Relational frame; Subframe
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...Relation Type|Metaphor Relation Type]] and [[Glossary:Frame Relation Type|Frame Relation Type]] for details.
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|Other Aliases=Frame role; Semantic roles; Frame role; Frame element
...and the Target Frame; the same roles as were listed for that frame in its frame form entry are used in the metaphor mapping. (see [[Glossary:Mapping|Mappin
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...frame, e.g. it inherits the roles and inferential structure of that other frame.
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{{Frame
|FrameNet frame=Mental_activity, Cogitation
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{{Frame
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{{Frame
|Related frames={{Related frame
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{{Frame
|Family=Harm to living entity, Disease frame family,
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{{Frame
|FrameNet frame=Motion, Motion_directional, Motion_scenario
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{{Frame
|Description=This is the most general Motion frame.
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|Family=Harm, Harm to living entity, Disease frame family,
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{{Frame
|Related frames={{Related frame
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|FrameNet frame=Level_of_light
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