Lexicology and Lexicography Deny A. Kwary, www.kwary.net Main Topics 1. Overview of Lexicology and Lexicography. 2. Overview of the lectures for Weeks 2 – 16. 1. Overview of Lexicology Lexicology is ‘the study of the lexicon or lexis (specified as the vocabulary or total stock of words of a language)’ (Lipka, 1992: 1, An outline of English lexicology, 2nd edn, Tübingen: Max Niemeyer). German Textbook: Hansen et al., 1992, Englische Lexikologie, with the subtitle Einfu¨ hrung in Wordbildung und lexikalische Semantik (‘Introduction to word formation and lexical semantics’). British Textbooks: English word formation (Bauer, 1983) and Lexical semantics (Cruse, 1986). Etymology Topics to be discussed in Week #2 1. The Origins of English Words 2. Semantic Change English Word Formation Topics to be discussed in Week #3 1. Compounding 2. Prefixation 3. Suffixation 4. Conversion 5. Clipping 6. Blends 7. Backformation 8. Acronyms 9. Onomatopoeia 10. Eponyms 11. Toponyms Lexical Semantics Topics to be discussed in Weeks #4 and #5 homonimi, homofoni, homografi, homofonemi, polisemi, sinonimi, antonimi, hiponimi, hipernimi, meronimi, holonimi, endonimi, eksonimi, paronimi, metonimi, and retronimi. The Lecture for Week #4 will be conducted in Indonesian Language Overview of Lexicography Lexicography is the art or craft of writing dictionaries (Hanks, 2006: 113), cf. Landau (1984): Dictionaries. The Art and Craft of Lexicography. Lexicography is the professional activity and academic field concerned with DICTIONARIES and other REFERENCE WORKS. It has two basic divisions: lexicographic practice, or DICTIONARY-MAKING, and lexicographic theory, or DICTIONARY RESEARCH (Hartmann and James, 1998: 85). Topics for Weeks #6 and #7 Main Kinds of Dictionaries The Internal Structure of Dictionary Entries Reference: Lexicography: Overview P. Hanks, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA; USA and Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences, Berlin, Germany © 2006 Elsevier Ltd. Weeks #8 and #9: Mid-Term Exam Topics of Week #10 History of English Lexicography From the 16th Century until the 20th Century Johnson and Webster The Oxford English Dictionary Reference: English Lexicography, P. Hanks, 2006 History of Indonesian Lexicography Indonesian language dictionaries English-Indonesian dictionaries Reference: KBBI, 4th Edition. Topics of Week #11 Learners’ Dictionaries History of Monolingual Learners’ Dictionaries (MLD) Main Features of the MLD The Impact of Corpora Signs of Change of the MLD Reference: Learners’ Dictionaries M Rundell, Lexicography MasterClass, Canterbury, UK © 2006 Elsevier Topics of Week #12 Bilingual Lexicography History of Bilingual Lexicography Stages in Producing a Bilingual Dictionary Issues concerning translation process Reference Bilingual Lexicography M-H Corréard, Grenoble, France 2006 Elsevier Topics of Week #13 LSP Dictionaries LSP Lexicography vs. Terminology The Modern Theory of Lexicographical Functions Reference: Subject-field components as integrated parts of LSP dictionaries Henning Bergenholtz and Sandro Nielsen Terminology 12:2 (2006), 281–303. © John Benjamins Publishing Company Topics of Week #14 Review Weeks #15 and #16: Final Exam Summary Week #1 Overview of the Course Week #9 Mid-term exam Week #2 Etymology Week #10 Week #3 English Word Formation History of English and Indonesian Lexicography Week #11 Learners’ Dictionaries Week #4 Week #5 Lexical Semantics Week # 12 Bilingual Lexicography Week # 13 LSP Dictionaries Week #6 Kinds of Dictionaries Week #7 Internal Structures of Dictionary Entries Week #8 Mid-term exam Week # 14 Review Week # 15 Final Exam Week # 16 Final Exam THANK YOU