Reflections on Lexicography

- Table of Contents (page 5)
- Series Preface (Terry C. Falla) (page 9)
- Looking for what's not there (Terry C. Falla) (page 11)
- Introduction (Richard A. Taylor and Craig E. Morrison) (page 13)
- Acknowledgements (page 15)
- Abbreviations (page 17)
- Reflections on Syriac Lexicography (page 25)
- Reflections on Two Articles by Frederick W. Danker: Background and Appreciation (Terry C. Falla) (page 27)
- Lexical Problems: Synonymy and Metonymy and Related Issues (Frederick William Danker) (page 31)
- The Hebrew and the Syriac Copula in Kings (Janet W. Dyk) (page 37)
- Lexemes with High Risk of Infection: Methodology for Examining Low-Frequency Lexemes (Timothy Martin Lewis) (page 49)
- Remarks on the Future of a Syriac Lexicon Based upon the Corpus of Philosophical Texts (Daniel King) (page 87)
- The Inclusion of Encyclopedic Information in Syriac Lexical Entries (Richard A. Taylor) (page 107)
- A User's View of Michael Sokoloff, ed., A Syriac Lexiocon: A Translation from the Latin: Correction, Expansion, and Update of C. Brockelmann's Lexicon Syriacum (2009) (Alison Salvesen) (page 125)
- Brockelmann in English Guise (T. Muraoka) (page 131)
- Reflections on Hebrew Lexicography (page 137)
- Where Syntax and Semantics Intersect: The Story of SLH (Reinier de Blois) (page 139)
- Hebrew Thought and Greek Thought in the Septuagint: Fifty Years after Barr's Semantics (Jan Joosten) (page 149)
- Is 'Righteousness' a Relational Concept in the Hebrew Bible? (Charles Lee Irons) (page 159)
- Take One Hebrew Lexicon, Add Fresh Theology, and Mix Well: The Impact of Theology on Hebrew-English Lexicons (Marie-Louise Craig) (page 171)
- A Tale of Two Sitters and a Crazy Blue Jay (A. Dean Forbes) (page 235)
- How My (Lexicographical) Mind Has Changed, Or Else Remained the Same (David J. A. Clines) (page 257)
- Reflections on Greek Lexicography (page 265)
- A Linguistic-Cultural Approach to Alleged Pauline and Lukan Christological Disparity (Frederick William Danker) (page 267)
- Contextual Factors in the Greek-Spanish Dictionary of the New Testament (DGENT) (Jesús Peláez) (page 289)
- The Greek-Spanish Dictionary of the New Testament (DGENT): Meaning and Translation of the Lexemes; Some Practical Examples (Lautaro Roig Lanzillotta) (page 301)
- The Genitive Absolute in Discourse: More Than a Change of Subject (Margaret G. Sim) (page 313)
- Now and Then: Clarifying the Role of Temporal Adverbs as Discourse Markers (Steven E. Runge) (page 327)
- 'Therefore' or 'Wherefore': What's the Difference? (Stephen H. Levinsohn) (page 349)
- Index (page 369)