On the role of frame-based knowledge in lexical representation
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (6):667-668 (2003)
Abstract
In this commentary I discuss the role of types of knowledge and conceptual structures in lexical representation, revealing the explanatory potential of frame-based knowledge. Although frame-based lexical semantics is not alien to the theoretical model outlined in Jackendoff's conceptual semantics, testing its relevance to the analysis of the lexical evidence presented in his book has been left out of consideration.DOI
10.1017/s0140525x03230156
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