R. M. W. Dixon is Professor and Deputy Director of the Language and Culture Research Centre at James Cook University, North Queensland and a Fellow of the British Academy. His books include Australian Aboriginal words in English; their origin and meaning (2nd ed, 1995); A semantic approach to English grammar (2nd ed, 2005) and Making new words; morphological derivation in English (2014) He is the author of the classic three-volume text Basic linguistic theory (2010-2012), and has published grammars of languages from Amazonia and Fiji, and of several of the original languages of Australia.
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Prologue: the work in advance 1. How the language is made up 2. What a dictionary needs to do 3. Semantic set: finish, cease, and stop 4. Explaining hard words 5. Putting everything in 6. Semantic set: big and little, large and small 7. Spreading wings 8. Semantic organisation 9. Semantic set: fast, quick, rapid, swift, slow, and speed 10. No need to keep re-inventing the wheel 11. The nineteenth century 12. Semantic set: want, wish (for), and desire 13. The role of grammar 14. Standing still 15. The way forward.
Prologue: the work in advance 1. How the language is made up 2. What a dictionary needs to do 3. Semantic set: finish, cease, and stop 4. Explaining hard words 5. Putting everything in 6. Semantic set: big and little, large and small 7. Spreading wings 8. Semantic organisation 9. Semantic set: fast, quick, rapid, swift, slow, and speed 10. No need to keep re-inventing the wheel 11. The nineteenth century 12. Semantic set: want, wish (for), and desire 13. The role of grammar 14. Standing still 15. The way forward.
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