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Liddell and Scott
The History, Methodology, and Languages of the World's Leading Lexicon of Ancient Greek
Clarke, Michael; Stray, Christopher; Katz, Joshua T.
Oxford University Press
10/2019
472
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Inglês
9780198810803
15 a 20 dias
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Frontmatter
List of Figures and Tables
List of Abbreviations
List of Contributors
Christopher Stray: A Note on the History of the Lexicon
I. HISTORY AND CONSTITUTION OF THE LEXICON
1: Christopher Stray: Liddell and Scott in Historical Context: Victorian Beginnings, Twentieth-Century Developments
2: Margaret Williamson: Dictionaries as Translations: English in the Lexicon
3: David Butterfield: Latin in the Lexicon
4: Amy Coker: Obscenity: A Problem for the Lexicographer
5: Joshua T. Katz: Etymology and Etymologies in the Lexicon
II. PERIODS AND GENRES OF EVIDENCE
6: Brent Vine: Incorporating New Evidence: Mycenaean Greek in the Revised Supplement (1996)
7: Tom Mackenzie: A Canonical Author: The Case of Hesiod
8: Christopher Rowe: Philosophy and Linguistic Authority: The Problem of Plato's Greek
9: Elizabeth Craik: Medical Vocabulary, with Especial Reference to the Hippocratic Corpus
10: Patrick James: The Greek of the New Testament
11: Mark Janse: The Ancient, the Medieval, and the Modern in a Greek-English Lexicon, or How To Get Your Daily 'Bread' in Greek Any Day Through the Ages
12: Philomen Probert: Greek Dialects in the Lexicon
13: Evelien Bracke: Between Cunning and Chaos: metis
III. METHODOLOGY AND PROBLEMS
14: Michael Clarke: Looking for Unity in a Dictionary Entry: A Perspective from Prototype Theory
15: David Goldstein: Discourse Particles in LSJ: A Fresh Look at *g*e
16: James Clackson: LSJ and the Diachronic Taxonomy of the Greek Vocabulary
17: Michael Silk: Literary Lexicography: Aims and Principles
IV. COMPARISONS IN TIME AND SPACE
18: Michael Meier-Bruegger: Lessons Learned During my Time at the Lexikon des fruehgriechischen Epos (LfgrE)
19: Martin L. WestDR: Diminishing Returns and New Challenges
20: Anne Thompson: bapt=o: An Illustration of the State of our Ancient Greek Dictionaries
21: John Considine: Liddell and Scott and the Oxford English Dictionary
Endmatter
Bibliography
Index
List of Figures and Tables
List of Abbreviations
List of Contributors
Christopher Stray: A Note on the History of the Lexicon
I. HISTORY AND CONSTITUTION OF THE LEXICON
1: Christopher Stray: Liddell and Scott in Historical Context: Victorian Beginnings, Twentieth-Century Developments
2: Margaret Williamson: Dictionaries as Translations: English in the Lexicon
3: David Butterfield: Latin in the Lexicon
4: Amy Coker: Obscenity: A Problem for the Lexicographer
5: Joshua T. Katz: Etymology and Etymologies in the Lexicon
II. PERIODS AND GENRES OF EVIDENCE
6: Brent Vine: Incorporating New Evidence: Mycenaean Greek in the Revised Supplement (1996)
7: Tom Mackenzie: A Canonical Author: The Case of Hesiod
8: Christopher Rowe: Philosophy and Linguistic Authority: The Problem of Plato's Greek
9: Elizabeth Craik: Medical Vocabulary, with Especial Reference to the Hippocratic Corpus
10: Patrick James: The Greek of the New Testament
11: Mark Janse: The Ancient, the Medieval, and the Modern in a Greek-English Lexicon, or How To Get Your Daily 'Bread' in Greek Any Day Through the Ages
12: Philomen Probert: Greek Dialects in the Lexicon
13: Evelien Bracke: Between Cunning and Chaos: metis
III. METHODOLOGY AND PROBLEMS
14: Michael Clarke: Looking for Unity in a Dictionary Entry: A Perspective from Prototype Theory
15: David Goldstein: Discourse Particles in LSJ: A Fresh Look at *g*e
16: James Clackson: LSJ and the Diachronic Taxonomy of the Greek Vocabulary
17: Michael Silk: Literary Lexicography: Aims and Principles
IV. COMPARISONS IN TIME AND SPACE
18: Michael Meier-Bruegger: Lessons Learned During my Time at the Lexikon des fruehgriechischen Epos (LfgrE)
19: Martin L. WestDR: Diminishing Returns and New Challenges
20: Anne Thompson: bapt=o: An Illustration of the State of our Ancient Greek Dictionaries
21: John Considine: Liddell and Scott and the Oxford English Dictionary
Endmatter
Bibliography
Index
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Frontmatter
List of Figures and Tables
List of Abbreviations
List of Contributors
Christopher Stray: A Note on the History of the Lexicon
I. HISTORY AND CONSTITUTION OF THE LEXICON
1: Christopher Stray: Liddell and Scott in Historical Context: Victorian Beginnings, Twentieth-Century Developments
2: Margaret Williamson: Dictionaries as Translations: English in the Lexicon
3: David Butterfield: Latin in the Lexicon
4: Amy Coker: Obscenity: A Problem for the Lexicographer
5: Joshua T. Katz: Etymology and Etymologies in the Lexicon
II. PERIODS AND GENRES OF EVIDENCE
6: Brent Vine: Incorporating New Evidence: Mycenaean Greek in the Revised Supplement (1996)
7: Tom Mackenzie: A Canonical Author: The Case of Hesiod
8: Christopher Rowe: Philosophy and Linguistic Authority: The Problem of Plato's Greek
9: Elizabeth Craik: Medical Vocabulary, with Especial Reference to the Hippocratic Corpus
10: Patrick James: The Greek of the New Testament
11: Mark Janse: The Ancient, the Medieval, and the Modern in a Greek-English Lexicon, or How To Get Your Daily 'Bread' in Greek Any Day Through the Ages
12: Philomen Probert: Greek Dialects in the Lexicon
13: Evelien Bracke: Between Cunning and Chaos: metis
III. METHODOLOGY AND PROBLEMS
14: Michael Clarke: Looking for Unity in a Dictionary Entry: A Perspective from Prototype Theory
15: David Goldstein: Discourse Particles in LSJ: A Fresh Look at *g*e
16: James Clackson: LSJ and the Diachronic Taxonomy of the Greek Vocabulary
17: Michael Silk: Literary Lexicography: Aims and Principles
IV. COMPARISONS IN TIME AND SPACE
18: Michael Meier-Bruegger: Lessons Learned During my Time at the Lexikon des fruehgriechischen Epos (LfgrE)
19: Martin L. WestDR: Diminishing Returns and New Challenges
20: Anne Thompson: bapt=o: An Illustration of the State of our Ancient Greek Dictionaries
21: John Considine: Liddell and Scott and the Oxford English Dictionary
Endmatter
Bibliography
Index
List of Figures and Tables
List of Abbreviations
List of Contributors
Christopher Stray: A Note on the History of the Lexicon
I. HISTORY AND CONSTITUTION OF THE LEXICON
1: Christopher Stray: Liddell and Scott in Historical Context: Victorian Beginnings, Twentieth-Century Developments
2: Margaret Williamson: Dictionaries as Translations: English in the Lexicon
3: David Butterfield: Latin in the Lexicon
4: Amy Coker: Obscenity: A Problem for the Lexicographer
5: Joshua T. Katz: Etymology and Etymologies in the Lexicon
II. PERIODS AND GENRES OF EVIDENCE
6: Brent Vine: Incorporating New Evidence: Mycenaean Greek in the Revised Supplement (1996)
7: Tom Mackenzie: A Canonical Author: The Case of Hesiod
8: Christopher Rowe: Philosophy and Linguistic Authority: The Problem of Plato's Greek
9: Elizabeth Craik: Medical Vocabulary, with Especial Reference to the Hippocratic Corpus
10: Patrick James: The Greek of the New Testament
11: Mark Janse: The Ancient, the Medieval, and the Modern in a Greek-English Lexicon, or How To Get Your Daily 'Bread' in Greek Any Day Through the Ages
12: Philomen Probert: Greek Dialects in the Lexicon
13: Evelien Bracke: Between Cunning and Chaos: metis
III. METHODOLOGY AND PROBLEMS
14: Michael Clarke: Looking for Unity in a Dictionary Entry: A Perspective from Prototype Theory
15: David Goldstein: Discourse Particles in LSJ: A Fresh Look at *g*e
16: James Clackson: LSJ and the Diachronic Taxonomy of the Greek Vocabulary
17: Michael Silk: Literary Lexicography: Aims and Principles
IV. COMPARISONS IN TIME AND SPACE
18: Michael Meier-Bruegger: Lessons Learned During my Time at the Lexikon des fruehgriechischen Epos (LfgrE)
19: Martin L. WestDR: Diminishing Returns and New Challenges
20: Anne Thompson: bapt=o: An Illustration of the State of our Ancient Greek Dictionaries
21: John Considine: Liddell and Scott and the Oxford English Dictionary
Endmatter
Bibliography
Index
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