1Fillmore,Charles J.Frame Semantics[A] Linguistics in the Morning Calm[C],ed.The Linguistic Society of Korea.Seoul:Hanshin,1982,p.126; pp.111-137; p.111; p.121.
2Fillmore,Charles J.An Alternative to Checklist Theories of Meaning[A].Proceedings of the First Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society[C],ed.Cathy Cogen et al.Berkeley:Berkeley Linguistics Society,1975,pp.123-131.
3Fillmore,Charles J.Scenes-and-frames Semantics[A].Linguistic Structures Processing[C](Fundamental Studies in Computer Science,5),ed.Antonio Zampolli.Amsterdam:North-Holland,1977,pp.55-81.
4Murphy,Gregory L.and Douglas L.Medin.The Role of Theories in Conceptual Coherence[A].Psychological Review[J],1985,(92),pp.289-316.
5Clark,Herbert H.Using Language[M].Cambridge:Cambridge University Press,1996.
6Schank,Roger C.and Robert P.Abelson.Scripts,Plans,Goals and Understanding[M].Hillsdale,N.J.:Lawrence Erlbaum Associates,1977.
7Fillmore,Charles J.Frames and the Semantics of Understanding[A].Quaderni di semantica[J],1985,(6),pp.222-254; p.235; pp.228-229.
8Taylor,John.Linguistic Categorization:Prototypes in Linguistic Theory(2nded.)[M].Oxford:Oxford University Press,1997,p.84.
9Croft,William and D.Alan Cruse.Cognitive Linguistics[M].Cambridge:Cambridge University Press,2004,p.8.
10Lakoff,George.Women,Fire and Dangerous Things:What Categories Reveal about the Mind[M].Chicago:University of Chicago Press,1987,pp.74-76.
