27.2374, TOC: Argotica 1 / 4 (2015)

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Date: Fri, 27 May 2016 13:01:40
From: Laurentiu Bala [lbala at central.ucv.ro]
Subject: Argotica Vol. 1, No.4 (2015)

 
Publisher:	University of Craiova (Romania)
			http://www.ucv.ro/en/ 
			
Journal Title:  Argotica 
Volume Number:  1 
Issue Number:  4 
Issue Date:  2015 


Main Text:  

Argotica, No 1(4)/2015

Contents

Argumentum
p.11

George Volceanov
Slang Lexicography of the Past, the Present and the Future 
p.13
Slang Lexicography Today: a Retrospective and Prospective View
p.17

Jonathon Green
Game over
p.19

Ala Eddine Bakhouch
Lexicographical Treatment of Facts in French Slang. Historical, Linguistic and
Cultural Dimensions 
p.28

Rosa Cetro
Which Is the Heritage for Slang of Prostitution in Contemporary Dictionaries?
p.41

Frédéric Le Gouriérec
The Place of Slang in the Chinese Lexicographical Diversification of the 20th
and 21st Centuries 
p.57

Masaaki Ogura
Investigating the Notion of Slang in Lexicography 
p.79

Loredana Trovato
“Perco” (‘rumor’), “tacot” (‘jalopy’), “toto” (‘louse’), or the Heritage of
Poilu Slang in Present-day French 
p.88

Varia
p.109

Dayo Akànmú 
An Assessment of Communicative and Stylistic Relevance of New Idioms in Yoruba
Home Video Productions 
p.111

Ala Eddine Bakhouch 
Morphological Matrices: Enriched Resources of Slang Creation 
p.125

Hermann Chonou 
The Nouchi: An Ivorian Identity 
p.140

Ginevra Grossi 
Translating the Argot of L’Assommoir: A Contrastive Analysis of Luigi Galeazzo
Tenconi’s (BUR, 1964) and Luisa Collodi’s (Newton Company, 1995) Translations 
p.157

Joseph de Miribel: An Unknown, Nearly Forgotten Slang – the Baille-slang 
p.169

Bauvarie Mounga
French Slang among Youth in Cameroon: Semantic and Formal Games and Identity
and Linguistic Issues
p.185

Reviews
p.195

Laurenţiu Bălă 
Jean-Pierre Goudaillier, 25 ans d’écrits lexicographiques et argotologiques.
Hommage à Jean-Pierre Goudaillier pour son 65e anniversaire, rédaction Andrzej
Napieralski, Łódź, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, 2014 
p.197

Alena Podhorná-polická 
Lucie Radková, Jana Rausová, Mluva uživatelů a výrobců drog [The Consumer and
Drug Dealers Slanguage], Ostrava, Filozofická fakulta Ostravské univerzity v
Ostravě, 2014 
p.199

Aloisia Şorop 
George Volceanov, Raluca Nicolae, George Paul Volceanov, Dicționar de argou
englez-român, Bucureşti, Niculescu, 2015 
p.203

George Volceanov
Julie Coleman (ed.), Global English Slang. Methodologies and Perspectives,
London & New York, Routledge, 2014 
p.207

George Volceanov
Jonathon Green, The Vulgar Tongue. Green’s History of Slang, New York, Oxford
University Press, 2014 

p.210http://cis01.central.ucv.ro/litere/argotica/index.html
 



Linguistic Field(s): Historical Linguistics
                     Lexicography
                     Morphology
                     Pragmatics
                     Sociolinguistics
                     Translation

Subject Language(s): Chinese, Mandarin (cmn)
                     French (fra)
                     Yoruba (yor)



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