Analysing cognitive structures: the lexical frame of pain
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https://doi.org/10.15584/sar.2015.12.6Keywords:
pain, NSM, semantic analysis, frame of PAINAbstract
The discussion aims at sketching out the cognitive frame of PAIN and showing the interrelations between its elements. The semantic analysis of the elements of the frame shall be conducted on the basis of English lexical units.Downloads
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