The fullest account ever published of the lexicography of English describes its history from medieval glosses to a high-tech industry and covers English in all its varieties, including American English. A unique reference uniting scholarship with readability.
The fullest account ever published of the lexicography of English describes its history from medieval glosses to a high-tech industry and covers English in all its varieties, including American English. A unique reference uniting scholarship with readability.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
A. P. Cowie is Honorary Reader in Lexicography at the University of Leeds. He was co-editor of the third edition of the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary and chief editor of the fourth edition. He is the co-editor of the Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms and was editor of the International Journal of Lexicography from 1998 to 2003. His books include English Dictionaries for Foreign Learners: A History (OUP, 1999) and, as editor, Phraseology: Theory, Analysis, and Applications (OUP, 1998). He is currently preparing the second edition of the Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms by A. P. Cowie, R. Mackin, and I. R. McCaig.
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* Volume I: General-purpose Dictionaries * 1: A. P. Cowie: Introduction * Part I. Early Glossaries; Bilingual, and Multilingual Dictionaries * 2: Hans Sauer: Glosses, Glossaries, and Dictionaries in the Medieval Period * 3: Janet Bately: Bilingual and Multilingual Dictionaries of the Renaissance and Early Seventeenth Century * 4: Monique Cormier: Bilingual Dictionaries of the Late Seventeeth and Eighteenth Centuries * 5: Carla Marello: Bilingual Dictionaries of the Nineteenth to the Twentieth Centuries * 6: Donna Farina and George Durman: Bilingual Dictionaries of English and Russian in the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Centuries * Part 2. The History of English Monolingual Dictionaries * 7: Noel Osselton: The Early Development of the English Monolingual Dictionary Seventeenth and Early Eighteenthth Centuries * 8: Allen Reddick: Johnson and Richardson * 9: Sidney Landau: Major American Dictionaries * 10: Lynda Mugglestone: The Oxford English Dictionary * 11: Charlotte Brewer: The OED Supplements * 12: Richard Bailey: National and Regional Dictionaries of English * 13: Margaret Dareau and Iseabail Macleod: Dictionaries of Scots * 14: Michael Adams: The Period Dictionaries * 15: Jeannette Allsopp: Dictionaries of Caribbean English * 16: Edmund Weiner: The Electronic OED: the computerization of a historical dictionary * References * Index of Names * Index of Subjects * Volume II: Specialized Dictionaries * Part 1. Dictionaries Specialized According to Ordering of Entries, Topical or Linguistic Content, or Speech Community * 1: Werner Hüllen: Dictionaries of Synonyms and Thesauri * 2: Michael Hoare: Scientific and Technical Dictionaries * 3: Carole Hough: Dictionaries of Place-names * 4: Patrick Hanks: Dictionaries of Personal Names * 5: Joan Beal: Pronouncing Dictionaries - i Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries * 6: Beverley Collins and Inger Mees: Pronouncing Dictionaries - ii Mid to Late-Nineteenth Century * 7: Thomas Herbst and Michael Klotz: Syntagmatic and Phraseological Dictionaries * 8: Elizabeth Knowles: Dictionaries of Quotations * 9: Anatoly Liberman: English Etymological Dictionaries * 10: Robert Penhallurick: Dialect Dictionaries * 11: Julie Coleman: Slang and Cant Dictionaries * Part 2. Dictionaries Specialized According to Uses and Users * 12: Robert Allen: Dictionaries of Usage * 13: Sidney Landau: The American Collegiate Dictionaries * 14: A. P. Cowie: The Earliest Foreign Learners' Dictionaries * 15: Thierry Fontenelle: Linguistic Research and Learner's Dictionaries: The Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English * 16: Rosamund Moon: The Cobuild Project * 17: Hilary Nesi: Dictionaries in Electronic Form * References * Index of Names * Index of Subjects
* Volume I: General-purpose Dictionaries * 1: A. P. Cowie: Introduction * Part I. Early Glossaries; Bilingual, and Multilingual Dictionaries * 2: Hans Sauer: Glosses, Glossaries, and Dictionaries in the Medieval Period * 3: Janet Bately: Bilingual and Multilingual Dictionaries of the Renaissance and Early Seventeenth Century * 4: Monique Cormier: Bilingual Dictionaries of the Late Seventeeth and Eighteenth Centuries * 5: Carla Marello: Bilingual Dictionaries of the Nineteenth to the Twentieth Centuries * 6: Donna Farina and George Durman: Bilingual Dictionaries of English and Russian in the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Centuries * Part 2. The History of English Monolingual Dictionaries * 7: Noel Osselton: The Early Development of the English Monolingual Dictionary Seventeenth and Early Eighteenthth Centuries * 8: Allen Reddick: Johnson and Richardson * 9: Sidney Landau: Major American Dictionaries * 10: Lynda Mugglestone: The Oxford English Dictionary * 11: Charlotte Brewer: The OED Supplements * 12: Richard Bailey: National and Regional Dictionaries of English * 13: Margaret Dareau and Iseabail Macleod: Dictionaries of Scots * 14: Michael Adams: The Period Dictionaries * 15: Jeannette Allsopp: Dictionaries of Caribbean English * 16: Edmund Weiner: The Electronic OED: the computerization of a historical dictionary * References * Index of Names * Index of Subjects * Volume II: Specialized Dictionaries * Part 1. Dictionaries Specialized According to Ordering of Entries, Topical or Linguistic Content, or Speech Community * 1: Werner Hüllen: Dictionaries of Synonyms and Thesauri * 2: Michael Hoare: Scientific and Technical Dictionaries * 3: Carole Hough: Dictionaries of Place-names * 4: Patrick Hanks: Dictionaries of Personal Names * 5: Joan Beal: Pronouncing Dictionaries - i Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries * 6: Beverley Collins and Inger Mees: Pronouncing Dictionaries - ii Mid to Late-Nineteenth Century * 7: Thomas Herbst and Michael Klotz: Syntagmatic and Phraseological Dictionaries * 8: Elizabeth Knowles: Dictionaries of Quotations * 9: Anatoly Liberman: English Etymological Dictionaries * 10: Robert Penhallurick: Dialect Dictionaries * 11: Julie Coleman: Slang and Cant Dictionaries * Part 2. Dictionaries Specialized According to Uses and Users * 12: Robert Allen: Dictionaries of Usage * 13: Sidney Landau: The American Collegiate Dictionaries * 14: A. P. Cowie: The Earliest Foreign Learners' Dictionaries * 15: Thierry Fontenelle: Linguistic Research and Learner's Dictionaries: The Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English * 16: Rosamund Moon: The Cobuild Project * 17: Hilary Nesi: Dictionaries in Electronic Form * References * Index of Names * Index of Subjects
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