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ON THE COGNITIVE-SEMANTIC STRUCTURE OF AN EVENT
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Dina Aronovna Aksel'rud
Pyatigorsk State University
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Submitted:
December 1, 2016
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Abstract.
The article discusses some problems of structuring events that embody the mental representations of real world situations. It defines the basic components of the event; their selective capabilities when generating sentences are investigated. The main reasons for the emergence of seriation of the English verb are revealed while carrying out the analysis of the structure of the events from the cognitive positions. The work focuses on the role of valence while developing polysemy of the verbs and appearing expressive meaning.
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Key words and phrases:
событие
ситуационная модель
структура события
модели событий
компоненты события
подсобытие
серийность
классификационный фрейм
ситуативный фрейм
event
situational model
event structure
models of events
components of an event
sub-event
seriation
classification frame
situational frame
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