A Practical Guide to Lexicography Book

	Preface
Ch. 1	Foundations
1.1	'The' dictionary: Definition and history	3
1.2	Source materials for dictionaries	18
1.3	Uses and users and dictionaries	26
1.4	Types of articles, their structure and different types of lemmata	34
1.5	Dictionary typologies: A pragmatic approach	44
Ch. 2	Descriptive lexicography
2.1	Phonological, morphological and syntactic specifications in monolingual dictionaries	71
2.2	Meaning and definition	83
2.3	Dictionaries of proverbs	94
2.4	Pragmatic specifications: Usage indications, labels, examples; dictionaries of style, dictionaries of collocations	102
2.5	Morphology in dictionaries	114
2.6	Onomasiological specifications and a concise history of onomasiological dictionaries	127
Ch. 3	Special types of dictionaries
3.1	Types of bilingual dictionaries	145
3.2	Specialized lexicography and specialized dictionaries	154
Ch. 4	Corpora for dictionaries
4.1	Corpora for lexicography	167
4.2	Corpus processing	179
4.3	Multifunctional linguistic databases: Their multiple use	194
4.4	Lexicographic workbench: A case history	204
Ch. 5	Design of dictionaries
5.1	Developments in electronic dictionary design	215
5.2	Linguistic corpora (databases) and the compilation of dictionaries	228
5.3	The design of online lexicons	240
Ch. 6	Realisation of dictionaries
6.1	The codification of phonological, morphological, and syntactic information	251
6.2	The production and use of occurrence examples	260
6.3	The codification of semantic information	273
6.4	The codification of usage by labels	297
6.5	The codification of etymological information	312
Ch. 7	Examples of design and production criteria for major dictionaries
7.1	Examples of design and production criteria for bilingual dictionaries	323
7.2	Design and production of terminological dictionaries	333
7.3	Design and production of monolingual dictionaries	350
7.4	Towards an 'ideal' Dictionary of English Collocations	366
	Glossary	389
	Bibliography	421
	General index	443