Causation
has lex unit: causative.adj
has lex unit: reason.n
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: hasComponent
  some values from: Means
has lex unit: mean.v
has lex unit: bring on.v
has frame element: Means.causation
has lex unit: induce.v
has lex unit: result.v
perspective on: Causation scenario
has lex unit: resultant.adj
subclass of: Eventive affecting
has frame element: Actor.causation
has lex unit: render.v
narrower match: synset-causative-adjective-1
has lex unit: because of.prep
has f ecore set: causation coreSet2
has frame relation: Causation scenario
has frame relation: Means
has frame element: Circumstances.causation
has frame relation: Level of force exertion
has frame element: Frequency.causation
has lex unit: make.v
has lex unit: consequence.n
has frame element: Concessive.causation
has lex unit: force.v
has lex unit: since.conj
frame sectivity: sub
frame name: Causation
has lex unit: see.v
has lex unit: because.c
has frame element: Place.causation
inherits from: Eventive affecting
has lex unit: responsible.adj
has lex unit: raise.v
definition: <def-root>A <fen>Cause</fen> causes an <fen>Effect</fen>. Alternatively, an <fen>Actor</fen>, a participant of a (implicit) <fen>Cause</fen>, may stand in for the <fen>Cause</fen>. Those frames that inherit the Causation frame have as their background the idea that some event is responsible for the occurrence of another event (or state). In the inheriting frame, typically an FE like Agent or Causer is proposed in the place of the <fen>Actor</fen>, but in the daughter frames, as in this frame, the <fen>Actor</fen> is semantically dependent on the idea of a <fen>Cause</fen> (an event or state-of-affairs) that the <fen>Actor</fen> is a participant in. <ex><fex name="act">He</fex> <t>made</t> <fex name="Effect">me</fex> <fex name="Effect">angry</fex>.</ex> <ex>If <fex name="Cause">such a small earthquake</fex> <t>causes</t> <fex name="Effect">problems</fex>, just imagine a big one!</ex> <ex><fex name="Cause">The strange mutations of the rumor mill</fex> <fex name="Time">in the end</fex> <t>led</t> <fex name="Effect">to it being said that he was actually a woman</fex>.</ex> <ex><fex name="Actor">You</fex> 've <t>made</t> <fex name="Effect">it</fex> <fex name="Effect">impossible to continue</fex>!</ex> <ex><fex name="Cause">The ending</fex> <t>left</t> <fex name="Effect">me</fex> <fex name="Effect">feeling kinda empty</fex>.</ex></def-root>
has lex unit: result.n
has lex unit: because.conj
has lex unit: consequent.adj
has lex unit: wreak.v
has lex unit: put.v
is perspectivized in: Means
has lex unit: consequential.adj
has lex unit: result (in).v
comment: A Cause causes an Effect. Alternatively, an Actor, a participant of a (implicit) Cause, may stand in for the Cause. The entity Affected by the Causation may stand in for the overall Effect situation or event. Those frames that inherit the Causation frame have as their background the idea that some event is responsible for the occurrence of another event (or state). In the inheriting frame, typically an FE like Agent or Causer is proposed in the place of the Actor, but in the daughter frames, as in this frame, the Actor is semantically dependent on the idea of a Cause (an event or state-of-affairs) that the Actor is a participant in. Similarly, most inheriting frames profile only the Affected entity, not the full Effect situation which is often incorporated into the frame or the particular target. So, for example, paint.v in the Filling frame entails the final situation of something (the Affected) being covered in paint (the Effect). He made me angry. If such a small earthquake causes problems, just imagine a big one! The strange mutations of the rumor mill in the end led to it being said that he was actually a woman. You 've made it impossible to continue! The ending left me feeling kinda empty.
has lex unit: bring.v
has frame element: Cause.causation
definition: A Cause causes an Effect. Alternatively, an Actor, a participant of a (implicit) Cause, may stand in for the Cause. Those frames that inherit the Causation frame have as their background the idea that some event is responsible for the occurrence of another event (or state). In the inheriting frame, typically an FE like Agent or Causer is proposed in the place of the Actor, but in the daughter frames, as in this frame, the Actor is semantically dependent on the idea of a Cause (an event or state-of-affairs) that the Actor is a participant in. He made me angry. If such a small earthquake causes problems, just imagine a big one! The strange mutations of the rumor mill in the end led to it being said that he was actually a woman. You 've made it impossible to continue! The ending left me feeling kinda empty.
definition: A Cause causes an Effect. Alternatively, an Actor, a participant of a (implicit) Cause, may stand in for the Cause. The entity Affected by the Causation may stand in for the overall Effect situation or event. Those frames that inherit the Causation frame have as their background the idea that some event is responsible for the occurrence of another event (or state). In the inheriting frame, typically an FE like Agent or Causer is proposed in the place of the Actor, but in the daughter frames, as in this frame, the Actor is semantically dependent on the idea of a Cause (an event or state-of-affairs) that the Actor is a participant in. Similarly, most inheriting frames profile only the Affected entity, not the full Effect situation which is often incorporated into the frame or the particular target. So, for example, paint.v in the Filling frame entails the final situation of something (the Affected) being covered in paint (the Effect). He made me angry. If such a small earthquake causes problems, just imagine a big one! The strange mutations of the rumor mill in the end led to it being said that he was actually a woman. You 've made it impossible to continue! The ending left me feeling kinda empty.
frame c date: 2001-02-07T13:11:40+01:00
has lex unit: since.c
has lex unit: cause.v
has lex unit: send.v
has lex unit: causative.a
has frame element: Manner.causation
has frame relation: Cause to start
has frame element: Time.causation
has frame relation: Eventive affecting
has lex unit: for.conj
is used by: Level of force exertion
has lex unit: bring about.v
has lex unit: due to.prep
has lex unit: dictate.v
has frame element: Reason.causation
has lex unit: cause.n
has lex unit: for.c
type: Frame
frame c by: ChW
has f ecore set: causation coreSet1
has frame element: Effect.causation
is inherited by: Cause to start
has frame element: Explanation.causation
has lex unit: lead (to).v
has lex unit: so.conj
has lex unit: legacy.n
frame ID: 5
has lex unit: so.c
has lex unit: lead.v
has lex unit: motivate.v
subframe of: Causation scenario
has frame element: Affected.causation