[Lexicog] New Book Announcement: Festschrift for Patrick Hanks
Gilles-Maurice de Schryver
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A Way with Words: Recent Advances in Lexical Theory and Analysis
A Festschrift for Patrick Hanks
Editor: Gilles-Maurice de Schryver
Publisher: Menha Publishers (http://menhapublishers.com/)
Summary:
This landmark publication is a Festschrift for the famous corpus linguist
and lexicographer Patrick Hanks, presented on the occasion of his 70th
birthday. It is, however, far more than a dutiful collection of tributes.
The 20 essays have a coherent theme: the relationship between word use and
word meaning in the context of dictionary making and analysis of corpus
evidence. These thought-provoking essays deal with major issues in every
aspect of current thinking about the lexicon, some from a theoretical point
of view, others from a more practical point of view.
The book includes the last known paper of John Sinclair, which he was
actively working on, for this Festschrift, at the time of his death. Other
contributors include J. Pustejovsky, I. Mel'čuk, K. Church, G. Grefenstette,
A. Kilgarriff, R. Moon, S. Atkins, M. Rundell, J. Green, and many more, as
seen in the table of contents below.
Contents:
INTRODUCTION
1. Getting to the Bottom of How Language Works
Gilles-Maurice de Schryver
PART I: THEORETICAL ASPECTS AND BACKGROUND
2. Defining the Definiendum
John Sinclair
3. Very Large Lexical Entries and the Boundary Between Linguistic and
Knowledge Structures
Yorick Wilks
4. Mechanisms of Sense Extension in Verbs
James Pustejovsky & Anna Rumshisky
5. The Government Pattern in the Explanatory Combinatorial Dictionary
Igor Mel'čuk
6. The Paradox of Analysis and the Paradox of Synonymy
David Wiggins
PART II: COMPUTING LEXICAL RELATIONS
7. More is More
Kenneth W. Church
8. Estimating the Number of Concepts
Gregory Grefenstette
9. Identifying Adjectives that Predict Noun Classes
David Guthrie & Louise Guthrie
10. Statistical Variations of German Support Verb Constructions in Very
Large Corpora
Alexander Geyken
11. A Case Study in Word Sketches - Czech Verb vidět 'see'
Karel Pala & Pavel Rychlý
12. The Lexical Population of Semantic Types in Hanks's PDEV
Silvie Cinková, Martin Holub & Lenka Smejkalová
13. From Pattern Dictionary to Patternbank
Elisabetta Jezek & Francesca Frontini
PART III: LEXICAL ANALYSIS AND DICTIONARY WRITING
14. Words that Spring to Mind: Idiom, Allusion, and Convention
Rosamund Moon
15. The DANTE Database: Its Contribution to English Lexical Research, and
in Particular to Complementing the FrameNet Data
Sue Atkins
16. Semi-Automatic Dictionary Drafting
Adam Kilgarriff & Pavel Rychlý
17. Lexicography: Science without Theory?
Paul Bogaards
18. The Polish COBUILD and its Influence on Polish Lexicography
Mirosław Bańko
19. ARGOT: The Flesh Made Word
Jonathon Green
20. Defining Elegance
Michael Rundell
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