A History of the Chambers Dictionary

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History of the Chambers Dictionary

Mariusz Kaminski(Autor*in)

De Gruyter (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 1. August 2013

XII, 297 Seiten

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Intro
Introduction
The object of the study
The structure of the book
1 Methodological and theoretical foundations of the analysis
1.1 Numbering of editions
1.2 Sampling method
1.3 The arrangement of entries
1.4 The selection of morphological forms
1.5 The selection and growth of vocabulary
1.6 Defining meaning
1.7 The order and discrimination of senses
1.8 Etymology
1.9 Usage labels
1.10 Syntagmatic and paradigmatic information
1.11 Pronunciation
1.12 Outside matter
2 The founders of W. & R. Chambers publishing house
3 The origin of the dictionary
3.1 The sociohistorical background
3.2 The intellectual background: an overview of possible sources of the Etymological Dictionary of the English Language (Ch-A)
4 Biographical notes on the editors
4.1 James Donald
4.2 Thomas Davidson
4.3 William Geddie
4.4 Agnes Macdonald
4.5 Betty Kirkpatrick
4.6 Catherine Schwarz
4.7 Ian Brookes
5 Educational beginnings: Chambers's Etymological Dictionary of the English Language (Ch-A, 1867)
5.1 Meaning and etymology in Ch-A
5.1.1 Primary meanings
5.1.2 Secondary meanings
5.1.3 Etymological groups
5.1.4 Etymology
5.2 Other descriptive and pedagogical considerations in Ch-A
5.2.1 The selection of vocabulary
5.2.2 The selection of morphological forms
5.2.3 Defining meaning
5.2.4 Usage labels
5.2.5 Syntagmatic and paradigmatic information
5.2.6 Pronunciation
5.2.6.1 Notation system
5.2.6.2 Suprasegmental features
5.2.6.3 Choice of variety
5.2.7 Outside matter
6 Towards the optimal arrangement of entries
6.1 Ch-B
6.2 Ch-C
6.3 Ch-1-Ch-3
6.4 Ch-4-Ch-12
7 The selection of morphological forms
7.1 Ch-B
7.2 Ch-C
7.3 Ch-1
7.4 Ch-2
7.5 Ch-3
7.6 Ch-4
7.7 Ch-5-Ch-7
7.8 Ch-8-Ch-12
8 The growth of vocabulary
8.1 Ch-B
8.2 Ch-C
8.3 Ch-1
8.4 Ch-2
8.5 Ch-3
8.6 Ch-4
8.7 Ch-5
8.8 Ch-6
8.9 Ch-7
8.10 Ch-8
8.11 Ch-9
8.12 Ch-9new
8.13 Ch-10
8.14 Ch-11-Ch-12
9 Defining meaning
9.1 Definitions: general characteristics
9.2 Encyclopaedic definitions
9.3 Idiosyncratic definitions
10 The order and discrimination of senses
10.1 Ch-B
10.2 Ch-C-Ch-1
10.3 Ch-2-Ch-3
10.4 Ch-4-Ch-7
10.5 Ch-8-Ch-9
10.6 Ch-9new-Ch-12
11 Etymology
11.1 Ch-B
11.2 Ch-C
11.3 Ch-1
11.4 Ch-2- Ch-3
11.5 Ch-4- Ch-5
11.6 Ch-6-Ch-7
11.7 Ch-8
11.8 Ch-9-Ch-12
12 Usage labels
12.1 Ch-B
12.2 Ch-C-Ch-1
12.3 Ch-2-Ch-3
12.4 Ch-4-Ch-5
12.5 Ch-6-Ch-7
12.6 Ch-8
12.7 Ch-9
12.8 Ch-9new-Ch-12
13 Syntagmatic and paradigmatic information
13.1 Ch-B-Ch-1
13.2 Ch-2
13.3 Ch-3-Ch-12
14 Pronunciation
14.1 Ch-B
14.2 Ch-C
14.3 Ch-1
14.4 Ch-2-Ch-3
14.5 Ch-4-Ch-5
14.6 Ch-6-Ch-12
15 Outside matter
15.1 Ch-B
15.2 Ch-C
15.3 Ch-1
15.4 Ch-2-Ch-3
15.5 Ch-4-Ch-5
15.6 Ch-6
15.7 Ch-7
15.8 Ch-8-Ch-9
15.9 Ch-9new-Ch-12
Conclusions
Appendices
Selected pages from the early editions of Chambers
Sample 1
Sample 2
References
1. Dictionaries
1.1. Editions of the Chambers Dictionary, in chronological order
1.2. Other dictionaries and encyclopedias mentioned in the text
2. Internet sources
3. Other literature
Index

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