13. Lexicographic description: An onomasiological approach on the basis of phraseology

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Introduction: Nothing is more practical than a good theory ix
4. Part I. The dictionary, dictionary structures and access routes
5. 1. Sinuous lemma files in printed dictionaries: Access and lexicographic functions 3
6. 2. Reviewing printed and electronic dictionaries: A theoretical and practical framework 23
7. 3. Reflections on data access in lexicographic works 43
8. 4. Hybrid text constituent structures of dictionary articles: A contribution to the expansion of the theory of textual dictionary structures 63
9. Part II. Dictionary functions and users
10. 5. On production-oriented information in Swedish monolingual defining dictionaries 93
11. 6. Balancing the tools: The functional transformation of lexicographic tools for tourists 103
12. Chapter 7. Lexicography and language planning in Scandinavia and the Netherlands 123
13. Part III. Subject-field classification and introductions
14. 8. Subject-field classification of metalexicography revisited 147
15. 9. Systematic introductions in specialised dictionaries: Some proposals in relation to accounting dictionaries 161
16. Part IV. Data retrieval and corpus lexicography
17. 10. The role of corpora in future dictionaries 181
18. 11. Lexicographical data in natural-language systems 207
19. Part V. Collocations and phraseology
20. 12. A methodology for describing collocations in a specialized dictionary 237
21. 13. Lexicographic description: An onomasiological approach on the basis of phraseology 257
22. 14. Item-specific syntagmatic relations in dictionaries 281
23. 15. Henning Bergenholtz: Bibliovita 309
24. Notes on contributors 335
25. Subject index 339