Фреймовий аналіз концептуалізації деменції в наукових статтях, опублікованих у журналі «Alzheimer’s and Dementia» в 2016

Анотація

Ця стаття містить фреймовий аналіз концептуалізації деменції в дискурсі наукової літератури, опублікованої в журналі «Alzheimer’s and Dementia» у 2016. Метa фреймового аналізу полягає у виявленні концептуалізації деменції в часописі «Alzheimer’s and Dementia». Результати фреймового аналізу показують, що деменція в «Alzheimer’s and Dementia» розглядається в межах таких категорій: стать, вік, кошти, догляд, інвалідність та смертність, політика в галузі охорони здоров’я, просторова орієнтація, стан здоров’я та етнічні групи. Ці результати обговорюються далі в статті.

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