Framesemantikka
Framesemantikka is a theory in linguistics that focuses on the meaning of words and phrases within the context of their use. It was developed by Charles J. Fillmore and later expanded by others, including George Lakoff. The core idea is that the meaning of a word or phrase is not fixed but is determined by the frame in which it is used. A frame is a conceptual structure that organizes information about a particular situation, event, or object.
For example, the word "bank" can have different meanings depending on the frame. In the frame of
The theory has implications for various fields, including natural language processing, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence.
Critics of framesemantikka argue that it can be too flexible, leading to ambiguity and difficulty in precise