South and Southeast Asian languages and Renaissance Italy

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Thematic Part : Historical lexicography of the landscape and the digital age [Historische Lexikographie der Landschaft und des digitalen Zeitalters / Lexicographie historique du paysage et de l’ère numérique]
3. LandLex: Historical landscape and the digital age
4. LandLex: Historische Lexikographie der Landschaft und des digitalen Zeitalters
5. Visions of lexicography of a semantic European
6. Interlinguality in historical conceptography
7. Spatial cognition in landscape designations in the area of the Old European Hydronymy
8. A Portuguese 18^th-century dictionary rescued from oblivion
9. Squeezing Italian dictionaries in search of citrus juice and fruit
10. Estonian words for ‘field’ in historical dictionaries
11. Words crossing borders
12. Hills and mountains in the lexicography of (Modern) Greek
13. Trees in the landscape: orchard trees in a 17^th-century French dictionary
14. FWB-online – a brief insight into an online dictionary revealing information on historical linguistics, cultural history and the impact of time and geography on the German language in the early modern era
15. Non-thematic Part
16. Pickering’s influence on Craigie and Hulbert’s Dictionary of American English (1936–1944)
17. OED and EDD: comparison of the printed and online versions
18. South and Southeast Asian languages and Renaissance Italy
19. Reviews
20. Considine, John (ed.), The Cambridge World History of Lexicography, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2019, 961 S.
21. Reports
22. Die Villa Vigoni Thesen zur Lexikographie
23. Lexicography in Higher Education
24. Der Europäische Master für Lexikographie 2021 an der Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg