Frame "Social Activities to Achieve the Goal": Formation and Specifics of Its Representation at Language Level

Vita A.  Kuzmicheva; Olga N.  Prokhorova; Olga V.  Dekhnich; Vladimir S.  Pugach; Irina M.  Chebotareva

doi:10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.221

Frame "Social Activities to Achieve the Goal": Formation and Specifics of Its Representation at Language Level

Authors

Vita A. Kuzmicheva Department of English Philology and Cross–Cultural Communication Belgorod National State Research University, Russia
Olga N. Prokhorova Department of English Philology and Cross–Cultural Communication Belgorod National State Research University, Russia
Olga V. Dekhnich Department of English Philology and Cross–Cultural Communication Belgorod National State Research University, Russia
Vladimir S. Pugach Department of English Philology and Cross–Cultural Communication Belgorod National State Research University, Russia
Irina M. Chebotareva Department of Russian Language and Russian Literature Belgorod National State Research University, Russia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.221

Keywords:

Organized transnational crime, international cooperation, national legislation, transnational criminal organizations, crime, prevention.

Abstract

The proposed article is devoted to describing the specifics of the frame formation "social activity to achieve the goal" represented by the verbal tokens (achieve, accomplish, attain, gain, succeed in, obtain, manage, strive, etc.) with the corresponding meaning and revealing the dependence of the modification of their meaning on the intrasystem and extra system restructuring of the proper frame.

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2022-04-05

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Kuzmicheva, V. A. ., Prokhorova, O. N. ., Dekhnich, O. V. ., Pugach, V. S. ., & Chebotareva, I. M. . (2022). Frame "Social Activities to Achieve the Goal": Formation and Specifics of Its Representation at Language Level. International Journal of Criminology and Sociology, 9, 1906–1911. https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.221

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