Sub-field Dictionary - Relevant Literature

Relevant Literature

  • Sandro Nielsen: "Contrastive Description of Dictionaries Covering LSP Communication". In: Fachsprache/International Journal of LSP 3-4/1990, 129-136.
Lexicography
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  • Glossary
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  • Thesaurus
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Lexicographic projects
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Other
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  • List of online dictionaries
Lexicology
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  • Word
Elements
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  • Meronymy
  • Morpheme
  • Phoneme
  • Seme
  • Sememe
Semantic relations
  • Antonymy
  • Holonymy
  • Hyponymy
  • Idiom
  • Lexical semantics
  • Semantic network
  • Synonym
  • Troponymy
Functions
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Fields
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  • English lexicology and lexicography
  • International scientific vocabulary
  • Lexicographic error
  • Lexicographic information cost
  • Linguistic prescription
  • Morphology
  • Specialised lexicography

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