This stimulating new book, which combines dictionary research and linguistic knowledge, analyses the representation of meaning in business dictionaries from a pedagogical perspective. By examining in detail the macrostructure, mediostructure, access structure and microstructure of eight business dictionaries, this book presents interesting findings on how the dictionaries studied represent the 'noun-term', and on how they cope with the principles of new lexicography that aims at solving the needs of a specific type of user with specific types of problems related to a specific type of user situation. This exhaustive study, which makes simultaneous contributions to the theory of terminology, lexicography, and LSP teaching, defends a methodological confluence between LSP lexicography and terminology, and proposes some guiding principles towards the construction of pedagogically-oriented specialised dictionaries that must target students enrolled in LSP courses: Business English, Business Spanish, Business Translation, etc.
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978-90-272-2335-7 (9789027223357)
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Universidad de Valladolid
Universidad de Valladolid
1. Acknowledgements; 2. Chapter 1. Introduction; 3. Chapter 2. The macrostructure, mediostructure and access structure of business dictionaries; 4. Chapter 3. Definitions in business dictionaries; 5. Chapter 4. Equivalence in business dictionaries; 6. Chapter 5. Examples in business dictionaries; 7. Chapter 6. Conclusions; 8. References; 9. Name index; 10. Subject index