Book Series International Medieval Research, vol. 02

Dictionaries of Medieval Germanic Languages

A Survey of Current Lexicographical Projects

Karina Van Dalen-Oskam, K. Depuydt, W.J.J. Pijnenburg, T.H. Schoonheim (eds)

  • Pages: 198 p.
  • Size:155 x 240 mm
  • Language(s):English
  • Publication Year:1997

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This volume is the fruit of comparative discussions on the the majority of nationally-based or language-specific lexicographical projects that centre on medieval Germanic languages.

Summary

Selected Proceedings of the International Medieval Congress University of Leeds

This second volume in this series International Medieval Research presents Forschungsberichte as well as papers on twelve current lexicographical projects on medieval Germanic languages. Each Forschungsbericht gives information about the dictionary (title, editors, institute, address), about the contents of the dictionary (type, subject/corpus, described period, described era, example of an entry), about the history of the project and planning (short history of the project, (planned) year of publication, form of publication), and details on lexicographical tools and methods (the hardware, the sofware). The papers were read at the first International Medieval Congress at the University of Leeds (4-7 July 1994), in the three sessions on Dictionaries of Medieval Languages (Projects, Historical Background, Scribes and Scholars). The volume contains valuable information not only for editors of exisitng lexicographical projects but also for editors of future projects. It will also give non-lexicographers a better insight into modern historical lexicography.

K.H. van Dalen-Oskam, K.A.C. Depuydt, W.J.J. Pijnenburg and T.H. Schoonheim are the editors of the Vroegmiddelnederlands Woordenboek (Dictionary of Early Middle Dutch) at the Institute for Dutch Lexicology, Leiden (the Nederlands).