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Dictionaries: The Journal of the Dictionary Society of North America is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes articles on all aspects of lexicography, as well as from areas of linguistic inquiry that relate to lexicography, and from the study of reference works in general as they bear on dictionary-making. The journal’s regular special sections include “Reference Works in Progress,” which reports on current lexicographical projects, and “Teaching Dictionaries,” in which we explore the teaching and practice of lexicography in the classroom. A substantial portion of each year’s journal is devoted to reviews of recently published lexicons and lexicography websites, as well as to reviews of critical and historical studies of lexicography, and occasionally of biographies and popular literature related to dictionary-making, etymology, and similar topics.
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Number 32, 2011Table of Contents
Articles
Reference Works in Progress
We are particularly pleased to be able to publish here Susan Rennie’s first detailed account of her rediscovery of Boswell’s long-lost Scottish dictionary. David E. Vancil has contributed a knowledgeable and fascinating picture of seven North American dictionary collections, and Timothy Allen, Robert Morrissey, and Glenn Roe give an account of the Dictionnaire vivant de la langue française
Obituary
Book Reviews
- Notes on Contributors
- pp. 231-234
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