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Remembering_experience [mental_activity]
A Cognizer calls up an episodic memory of past Experience or an Impression of a Salient_entity formed on the basis of past experience. The Cognizer may also remember the Salient_entity in a particular State, which serves as a frame of reference in the Cognizer's mind. When attention is focused on a Salient_entity, then mention of a global Experience is excluded and typically, but not always, either a State or Impression of the Salient_entity is presented.
Episodic memory is the explicit memory of events. It includes time, place, and associated emotions (which affect the quality of the memorization). Episodic memory contrasts and interacts with semantic memory, the memory of facts and concepts. The Remembering_information frame is concerned with this latter type of memory.
Kozmo|cog could remember when his modem was the fastest he could buy|exp.
That's probably before my time, which was long time ago, Fish|cog may remember that time|exp.
Who|cog remembers me being a total dork and going up to everyone saying "Hey, I'm Ashley Hunt from Chicago"|exp!?!
I wanted to remember how good that felt|exp.
Hummel says staff, both students and professional,|cog remember
her|sal as a "very good friend, available for new staff and well-respected by everyone."|imp
Somehow I|cog remember him|sal as older, with long eyelashes, and doe eyes|imp.
When he died he was just a kid himself but for some reason at the age of 44 I|cog still remember him|sal as older than me|sta.
Retro games are great, but a lot of the time people|cog get clouded by nostalgia and remember them|sal to be better than they really were|sta
He|cog remembered him|sal as a kindly man but not a very lively one.|imp
The part|exp I|cog vividly|viv remember was about a South Seas tramp steamer captain .
Episodic memory is the explicit memory of events. It includes time, place, and associated emotions (which affect the quality of the memorization). Episodic memory contrasts and interacts with semantic memory, the memory of facts and concepts. The Remembering_information frame is concerned with this latter type of memory.
Kozmo|cog could remember when his modem was the fastest he could buy|exp.
That's probably before my time, which was long time ago, Fish|cog may remember that time|exp.
Who|cog remembers me being a total dork and going up to everyone saying "Hey, I'm Ashley Hunt from Chicago"|exp!?!
I wanted to remember how good that felt|exp.
Hummel says staff, both students and professional,|cog remember
her|sal as a "very good friend, available for new staff and well-respected by everyone."|imp
Somehow I|cog remember him|sal as older, with long eyelashes, and doe eyes|imp.
When he died he was just a kid himself but for some reason at the age of 44 I|cog still remember him|sal as older than me|sta.
Retro games are great, but a lot of the time people|cog get clouded by nostalgia and remember them|sal to be better than they really were|sta
He|cog remembered him|sal as a kindly man but not a very lively one.|imp
The part|exp I|cog vividly|viv remember was about a South Seas tramp steamer captain .
Properties
- ID
- #1222
- Entry
- frm_remembering_experience
- Namespace
- Experiential.Mental_activity
- FrameNet version
- Remembering_experience (fn_1.7_2023)
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- English name
- Remembering_experience
Core Frame Elements (5)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cognizer |
A person who recalls memories of past experience or impressions.
I will truly miss Delmar and I|cog will always remember when his eyes lit up everytime he got ice-cream. |
category
sentient
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| Experience |
A past event or state that the Cognizer witnessed and is now recalling. The Experience may be a specific event or state or a vaguer period that is treated as a unit.
I can still remember saying the pledge every morning before class in elementary school|exp, a rare occurrence among elementary school kids nowadays. |
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| Impression |
A property that the Cognizer attributes to the Salient_entity based on their past experience of the Salient_entity or a category to which the Salient_entity is assigned.
I remember Peter as immensely kind in those first three weeks before I was packed off to boarding school|imp. |
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| Salient_entity |
A person or thing that the Cognizer remembers as being involved in some state or event or as having some property.
today I saw a sister's exclassmate, and didn't recognise him, I remember him|sal taller. |
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| State |
A property or role that a Salient_entity actually held and which frames the memories that the Cognizer has of the Salient_entity.
Atulprasad is principally remembered as a musician and composer|sta. |
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FE Core Set(s) and Excludes
Excludes
Experience
Impression
Salient_entity
State
Peripheral Frame Elements (5)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Context |
A situation in which the Cognizer encountered the Salient_entity.
She was just how I remember her from school|con . |
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| Duration |
The amount of time for which the Cognizer remembers the experience.
Your generosity and kindness will be long remembered for years to come|dur. |
category
duration
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| Manner |
Any description of the event (or state) which is not covered by more specific FEs, including epistemic modification (probably, presumably, mysteriously) and general descriptions comparing events (the same way). It may also indicate salient characteristics of the Cognizer that affect the action (fondly).
Bill will be fondly|man remembered by all. |
category
manner
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| Time |
The time when the Cognizer remembers the experience.
I 'll never|tim forget being in hospital |
category
time
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— |
| Vividness |
The degree of detail and/or immediacy of a remembered Experience.
Brian Wooley only dimly|viv remembered the hand falling on his shoulder |
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Frame-Frame Relations (2)
See_also
Using
Lexical Units (6)
| LU | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| forget.v | — | COD: fail to remember |
| look back.v | — | FN: call to mind a past experience |
| memory.n | — | FN: a recollection of an event or entity from the past |
| recall.v | — | COD: remember |
| remember.v | — | FN: think of a past experience |
| reminisce.v | — | FN: be engaged in enjoyable recollection of past events. |
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