Lifetime Linguistic Inspirations
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The Festschrift volume consists of 42 contributions by 55 authors from 13 countries. The papers, written in Catalan, English, French, Russian and Spanish, treat data from these and some other languages (Arabic, BCS [Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian], Czech, Finnish, Hebrew, Korean, Upper Kuskokwim Athabaskan [Alaska], Shughni [Pamir]). They pertain to virtually all branches of "core" synchronic linguistics (with occasional excursions into diachrony, literary theory, philology and religious studies): semantics, lexicology / lexicography, syntax and morphology. Some are more theoretically minded while…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Festschrift volume consists of 42 contributions by 55 authors from 13 countries. The papers, written in Catalan, English, French, Russian and Spanish, treat data from these and some other languages (Arabic, BCS [Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian], Czech, Finnish, Hebrew, Korean, Upper Kuskokwim Athabaskan [Alaska], Shughni [Pamir]). They pertain to virtually all branches of "core" synchronic linguistics (with occasional excursions into diachrony, literary theory, philology and religious studies): semantics, lexicology / lexicography, syntax and morphology. Some are more theoretically minded while others are focused on pedagogical and / or computational applications of language models, particularly those of the Meaning-Text theory. The topics covered are collocations and other types of phrasemes, lexical functions, syntactic dependencies, argument structure and grammatical voice, to mention just a few.
Autorenporträt
Leonid Iomdin is a leading researcher in computational linguistics. His research interests include general and Slavic syntax and semantics, natural language processing, theoretical and practical lexicography.

Jasmina Milicevic is a professor of linguistics. Her main research interests are lexicology and lexicography, formal modeling of the paraphrase, and selected topics in Serbian linguistics.

Alain Polguère is a professor of linguistics and CNRS researcher. His main research interests are computational lexicology/lexicography, lexical networks, semantics-syntax interface, phraseology and vocabulary learning/teaching.