Theft Frame in Persian and English

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MOUSAVI SEYED HAMZEH; ZABIHI REZA

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Journal: Journal of Comparative Linguistic Research Year:2019 | Volume:9 | Issue:17 Page(s): 101-126

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Theft Frame in Persian and English

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MOUSAVI SEYED HAMZEH | ZABIHI REZA | Issue Writer Certificate

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frame semanticsQ1

near synonymyQ1

Theft FrameQ1

Frame-to-Frame RelationsQ1

Frame elementsQ1

Abstract

This paper attempts to describe the Theft Frame and concentrate on its Persian Lexical Units (LUs). As it is mentioned in Fillmore and Atkins (2000), lexical differences between synonyms in monolingual dictionaries are underestimated. In this research, within the ‘ Theft’ frame, we aim at showing how synonymous LUs in Persian are distinguished despite the fact that they exist within a single frame. Meanwhile, our more general purpose is to define the ‘ Theft’ Frame. To do this research, lexical entries for lexemes related to Theft Frame such as ‘ dozdidan’ , serqat kardan’ , dastbord zadan’ and ‘ extelas kardan’ are extracted from Sokhan Dictionary. The data and examples are collected either from Bijan Khan Corpus or from some Websites, movies and stories. Frame elements such as Perpetrator, Goods and Victim are not only active in defining lexical differences, but also are Frame-to-Frame Relations to a Crime Frame essential for determining the type of crimes.

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MOUSAVI, SEYED HAMZEH, & ZABIHI, REZA. (2019). Theft Frame in Persian and English. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LINGUISTIC RESEARCHES, 9(17 ), 101-126. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/237257/en

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MOUSAVI SEYED HAMZEH, ZABIHI REZA. Theft Frame in Persian and English. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LINGUISTIC RESEARCHES[Internet]. 2019;9(17 ):101-126. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/237257/en

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SEYED HAMZEH MOUSAVI, and REZA ZABIHI, “Theft Frame in Persian and English,” JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LINGUISTIC RESEARCHES, vol. 9, no. 17 , pp. 101–126, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/237257/en

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