Patterns of meaning in lexicography and lexicology

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Patterns of meaning in lexicography and lexicology 1
4. Section 1: Lexicographical issues: The phraseological dimension of language in learner’s lexicography and the PhraseBase project
5. Introduction to the PhraseBase project 15
6. A theory for a usage-based cognitive lexicography 19
7. Exploring BERT’s contextualized word embeddings: a suitable method for a lexicography-oriented analysis of argument structures? 91
8. Towards a phrase-based active dictionary 111
9. Section 2: Theoretical issues
10. Verb senses and argument semantics: From linguistic theory to lexicographic practice 119
11. Valency vs. Patterns: What do corpora tell us about argument structure? 139
12. Layer upon layer, mistake after mistake – a case for learner’s dictionaries? 159
13. Patterns of meanings between syntax and lexicon. a lexicological and lexicographic overview of italian partially lexically specified constructions 181
14. A carry-coals-to-Newcastle exercise: The nature of phraseological units and their place in a constructicon of english 207
15. Section 3: Methodological issues
16. Language awareness as a prerequisite for a successful use of lexicographic resources 239
17. Regular polysemy in Spanish nouns: corpus analysis and some implications for lexicography 257
18. No word is an island: The phraseological nature of lemma in interlingual comparison 277
19. Analysing, compiling, and representing argument pattern structures: From form to meaning and back 297
20. Index 317