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Publishing [agentive]
A Publisher makes a Work of an Author (or authors) available to some public Audience for general enjoyment, examination, and reference. The Medium of a Work can vary; examples include books, TV programs, movies, and radio shows. Publication normally involves a number of other events, such as editing and advertising of the Work, and mass production and sales of a represenation of the Work; thus in the most elaborated version of publication, there are a number of other potential roles, such as editor, publicist/advertizer, distributor, printer, etc., but none of these show up as separate, syntactically distinguished roles for the LUs in this frame.
Doubleday is publishing my newest novel next week.
I 'm publishing my next one with Random House .
Doubleday is publishing my newest novel next week.
I 'm publishing my next one with Random House .
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- #2616
- Entry
- frm_publishing
- Namespace
- Eventive.Agentive
- FrameNet version
- Publishing (fn_1.7_2023)
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- Publishing
Core Frame Elements (3)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Author |
The person or entity that is responsible for the detailed construction of the content of the Work. It is normally expressed in place of the Publisher FE, but the Publisher may cooccur with Author, appearing as an adjunct.
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| Publisher |
The entity that acts on behalf of the Author to release the Work to the public.
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| Work |
The creation of the Author that is made public by the Publisher.
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Peripheral Frame Elements (7)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Audience |
The subset of the population that the Work is targeted towards or released to.
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| Manner |
Any description of the action that clarifies, in a holistic way, the details of how the publication event unfolded, including comparisons to other events ('the same way') and states of performers of the action that influence the act itself ('peevishly').
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| Means |
The action taken by the Author or Publisher that makes the Work publicly available.
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| Medium |
The format utilized by the Author to create the Work.
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| Place |
The location where the Publisher releases the work.
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| Purpose |
The situation that the Author or Publisher hopes to bring about by publishing.
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| Time |
The date when the Work is available or is expected to be available.
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Frame-Frame Relations (1)
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Lexical Units (6)
| LU | Type | Definition |
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| appear.v | — | FN: (Of a text) To be prepared for and issued to the public. |
| publication.n | — | FN: making a work (generally a written text) publicly available. |
| publish.v | — | FN: make publicly available, us. of printed works. |
| put out.v | — | FN: make publicly available. |
| release.n | — | FN: the appearance of a new work. |
| release.v | — | FN: make (a record, song, or movie) publicly available. |
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