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Lecture: Why and how synchronic and diachronic lexicology and lexicography meet
Part 1: Éva Buchi (text)
Part 1: Éva Buchi (text)
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Module description
Schedule
Oral presentations
Typographical conventions
Terminology
Grading criteria
Exam 2015
Exam 2014
Exam 2013
Exam 2011
Mel'cuk 2013
General and specific properties of the ECD (Amélie and Stefano)
The ECD's lexicographical definition (Anja and Yomna)
The ECD's government pattern and lexical functions (Cristian and Pauline)
Principles of compiling the ECD (Flavia and Junior)
Basic notions
Explanatory combinatorial dictionary
Government pattern
Lexical functions
Phrasemes
Classroom activities about synchronic lexicology and lexicography
RealtimeBoard
Dworkin 2015
Buchi 2016
Inherited lexicon (Amélie)
Borrowings (Anja)
Internal creations (Cristian)
Underlying definition of etymology (Flavia)
Word-list (Junior)
Etymological unit (Pauline)
Etimologia prossima vs. etimologia remota (Stefano)
Degree of formalization (Yomna)
Diachronic lexicography and lexicology 1
Quiz about etymological classes
Abbreviations used in the OED
Jürgen Handtke: Language reconstruction (2012)
Diachronic lexicography and lexicology 1: assignment
Introduction to using the COCA (COrpus of Contemporary American English)
Diachronic lexicography and lexicology 2
Diachronic lexicography and lexicology 2: assignments
English harmonica
French harmonica
German Harmonika
Hungarian harmonika
Italian armonica
Portuguese harmônica
Russian garmonika
Harmonica: referents
Harmonica: overview
Diachronic lexicography and lexicology 3
Diachronic lexicography and lexicology 3: assignment
Bibliography
Part 1: Éva Buchi
Part 2: Carlos Valcárcel Riveiro
Part 2: Carlos Valcárcel Riveiro ►
