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Domination [state]

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An Agent has a influential, controlling position in a Situation, and is the primary causal factor in the development of the Situation, leaving other Competitors unable to take controlling positions.

Two perspectives are taken on this frame, one where the Agent is viewed as controlling primarily the Situation, and another where the Agent is viewed as primarily influencing the other Competitors in the Situation.

Properties

ID
#1797
Entry
frm_domination
Namespace
State
FrameNet version
Domination (fn_1.7_2023)
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Ontological type
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English name
Domination

Core Frame Elements (3)

Core Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Agent
The Agent has a controlling position in the Situation.
category
sentient
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Competitor
The Competitors are trying to gain control of a situation, but end up being subject to the control and influence of the Agent .
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Situation
The Situation is primarily affected by the Agent, in particular how it develops or concludes.
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Peripheral Frame Elements (5)

Peripheral Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Degree
The Degree to which the Agent dominates.
category
degree
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Duration
The length of time over which the domination takes place.
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Manner
The manner of the domination.
category
manner
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Place
The location of the dominationw
category
locative_relation
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Time
The time when the domination takes place.
category
time
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Frame-Frame Relations (2)

Perspective

Perspective relations
Is perspectivized in
Dominate_competitor
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Is perspectivized in
Dominate_situation
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