The series features monographs and edited volumes on the topics of lexicography and meta-lexicography. Works from the broader domain of lexicology are also included if they strengthen the theoretical, methodological and empirical basis of lexicography and meta-lexicography.
Thevolumes focus on aspects of lexicography such as micro- and macrostructure, typology, history of the discipline, and application-oriented lexicographical documentation.
Table of Contents: Norman Blake, Towards a Dictionary of Shakespeare's
Informal English. - Wolfgang Viereck, The »Atlas Linguarum Europae« and its
Insights into the Cultural History of Europe. - Tove Bjorneset, The
Dictionary Project NORDLEXIN-N. - Jane Bottomley, From Print to Disc:
Creating the Electronic Version of the »Cambridge International Dictionary of
English (CIDE)«. - Ulrich Busse, Lexicography as a Sign of the Times: A Study
in Socio-Lexicography. - Timothy Colleman, The Contragram Verb Valency
Dictionary of Dutch, French and English. - Janet DeCesaris/Victória Alsina,
The Representation of Figurative Senses in Learner's Dictionaries. - Bernhard
Diensberg, Old French Loanwords of Germanic Origin Borrowed into English. -
Ken Faro, Somatismen als Problem der Dänischen und Deutschen Lexikographie. -
Henrik Gottlieb, Four Germanic Dictionaries of Anglicisms: When Definitions
Speak Louder than Words. - Rolf Hesse, Grammatische Schwierigkeiten bei der
zweisprachigen Lexikographie. - Lars Holm, 35 Questions and Answers about
Editing Jesper Swedberg's »Swensk Ordabok«. - Jean Hudson, Categorizing
Chaos: Text Types in CANCODE. - Olga Karpova/Svetlana Manik, Public Political
Vocabulary: Model of a Dictionary. - Ksenija Leban, Towards a Slovene-English
False-Friend Dictionary. - Anatoly Liberman, The Length and Breadth of an
Entry in an Etymological Dictionary, Mainly English. - Sándor Martsa,
Homonymy vs Polysemy: Conversion in English. - Geart van der Meer, Metaphors:
How Do Dictionaries Scramble out of this Morass of Meaning? - Tadamasa
Nishimura, Japanese Learners' Problems in Using English-Japanese
Dictionaries. - Vilja Oja, Some Semantic Problems in the Translation of
Colour Terms. - Kurt Opitz, The Dictionary of Connotations: A Viable
Proposition? - Yoshiaki Otani, Who Uses English-Japanese Dictionaries and
When? Their Bidirectional Working. - Gunnar Persson, From >Spinning Woman< to
>Old Maid< to What? On the Sense Development of Spinster. - Vira
Schmiedtová/Barbara Schmiedtová, The Colour Spectrum in Language: The Case of
Czech. Cognitive Concepts, New Idioms and Lexical Meanings. - Wlodzimierz
Sobkowiak, On the Phonetics of Trans- in EFL Dictionaries. - Andrejs
Veisbergs, Euphemisms in General Monolingual Dictionaries. - Hideki Watanabe,
»A Thesaurus of Old English« Revisited. - Arne Zettersten/Hanne Lauridsen,
From Projection to Reception: On the Process of Bilingual Dictionary Making.
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