Intertextuality and the Dictionary: Toward a Deconstructionist Account of Lexicography

Frawley, William

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“…Na alle tekste word gekyk as synde die produk van 'n algemene aktiwiteit, naamlik 'n aktiwiteit van "skryf'l. Frawley (1985) werk met die idee dat woordeboeke op 'n soortgelyke manier as literere werke as tekste beskou en bestudeer moet kan word. Die woordeboek as teks moet ook as interteks gelees kan word.…”

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Woordeboek Afrikaans-Duits Duits-Afrikaans Bewerk deur…/Wörterbuch Afrikaans-Deutsch Deutsch-Afrikaans be…von

1995

South African Journal of Linguistics

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Publication details, including instructions for authors and subscription information: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/rall18 36 ISSN 1018-7820 S. Ajr. J. Ling., Suppl. 25 Downloaded by [University of Exeter] at 07:16 11 August 2015 S. A@. TJ)dskr. Taatk., Suppl. 25 ISSN 1018-7820 37 Downloaded by [University of Exeter] at 07:16 11 August 2015 8 ' ' werk van W8 aangebied. W P , asook W2, se a tenverk bevat 'n groter 38

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1995

South African Journal of Linguistics

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Bilingual Lexicography as Recontextualization: A Case Study of Illustrative Examples inA New English–Chinese Dictionary

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2015

Australian Journal of Linguistics

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Towards a Discourse Approach to Critical Lexicography

Chen¹

2019

International Journal of Lexicography

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Ideology and power, the vital concerns of critical lexicography, are aspects of a dictionary that a lexicographer and a discerning dictionary user have to encounter in any serious lexicographical enterprise (Kachru 1995); however, critical lexicography as a theme did not receive much attention until Kachru and Kahane (1995). This term later appeared in Hornscheidt (2011) and Moon (2014). However, to date there has not been any systematic theoretical exemplification of what critical lexicography is and how critical lexicographical research is done. Additionally, the scope and function of critical lexicography is relatively limited when we consider the global context, since it fails to take into account theoretical and methodological inspirations from other disciplines such as Critical Discourse Studies and/or Postcolonial Studies, which would make it more theoretically robust and analytically explanatory. With this gap in mind, this paper proposes a discourse approach to Critical Lexicography, termed Critical Lexicographical Discourse Studies (CLDS), as a response to the call for lexicographers’ ‘social accountability’. Specifically, the article puts forward a definition of CLDS and its key concepts, denotes its ontological, epistemological and methodological orientations, delineates its principles, proposes a tentative analytic framework and demonstrates a simplified case study. The article argues that a discourse approach to critical lexicography opens up space to understand different meaning-making practices and contestation in lexicography. In doing so, this article contributes to the development of international (English) lexicography and the language(s) it represents.

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Intertextuality and the Dictionary: Toward a Deconstructionist Account of Lexicography

Cited by 8 publications

References 4 publications

Woordeboek Afrikaans-Duits Duits-Afrikaans Bewerk deur…/Wörterbuch Afrikaans-Deutsch Deutsch-Afrikaans be…von

Woordeboek Afrikaans-Duits Duits-Afrikaans Bewerk deur…/Wörterbuch Afrikaans-Deutsch Deutsch-Afrikaans be…von

Bilingual Lexicography as Recontextualization: A Case Study of Illustrative Examples inA New English–Chinese Dictionary

Towards a Discourse Approach to Critical Lexicography

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