Extrinsic argument
A raisable semantic argument is not in fact the semantic argument of the current frame-sense but instead is "raised" into a frame-sense used for an argument. For example the phrase "John seemed to be happy", is interpreted as "it seemed that X" where X is "John is happy", hence the subject of "seem" is a raisable argument.
Extrinsic argument
A raisable semantic argument is not in fact the semantic argument of the current frame-sense but instead is "raised" into a frame-sense used for an argument. For example the phrase "John seemed to be happy", is interpreted as "it seemed that X" where X is "John is happy", hence the subject of "seem" is a raisable argument.
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A raisable semantic argument i ...... "seem" is a raisable argument.
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Actant extrinsèque
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Argumento extrínseco
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Extrinsic argument
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Extrinsiek argument
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Äußerliche Argument
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