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Lexical Semantics for Terminology: An introduction explores the interconnections between lexical semantics and terminology. More specifically, it shows how principles borrowed from lexico-semantic frameworks and methodologies derived from them can help understand terms and describe them in resources. It also explains how lexical analysis complements perspectives primarily focused on knowledge. Topics such as term identification, meaning, polysemy, relations between terms, and equivalence are discussed thoroughly and illustrated with examples taken from various fields of knowledge. This book is an indispensable companion for those who are interested in words and work with specialized terms, e.g. terminologists, translators, lexicographers, corpus linguists. A background in terminology or lexical semantics is not required since all notions are defined and explained. This book complements other textbooks on terminology that do not focus on lexical semantics per se.

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Lexical Semantics for Terminology
An introduction
Marie-Claude LHomme Universit de Montral
doi: 10.1075/tlrp.20
ISBN: (ebook)
Cataloging-in-Publication Data available from Library of Congress:
LCCN 2019040102
John Benjamins Publishing Company https://benjamins.com
John Benjamins Publishing Company
Amsterdam / Philadelphia
To two mentors, Jean-Claude Boulanger and Juan Carlos Sager
List of figures
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Onomasiological approach
Mouse and related concepts in a miniature conceptual structure
First part of the term record Global warming in TERMIUM Plus (2015)
Entry habitat in GEMET (2015)
Habitat and related concepts in ENVO (2015): Graphical representation
A schematic representation of a knowledge-driven approach to terminological data
A schematic representation of an approach to terms driven by the lexicon used in specialized texts
Concepts and linguistic expressed in a knowledge-driven approach
Lexicon-driven approach to the meaning of linguistic expressions
A conceptual structure with activities
Definition of the frame Residence and Frame Elements (FrameNet 2017)
Syntactic realizations for the LU inhabit (FrameNet 2017)
Valence patterns for the LU inhabit (FrameNet 2017)
Annotated sentences with the LU inhabit (FrameNet 2017)
Graphical visualization of relations between the Residence frame and other ones (FrameNet 2017)
Possible relationships between concepts and designations
Virus associated with different domains in TERMIUM Plus (2017)
Different perspectives on carbon dioxide
Concordances with the character string download
The noun bank in WordNet (2015)
Entries for the noun bank in the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary (2018)
Graphical representation of the argument structure of donate
Argument structure and annotated contexts for the term download
A simple taxonomy of musical instruments
Partitive relations shared by bicycle and different parts
Different stages in waste management
Exact synonyms in a conceptual structure
Terminological relations between habitat and other terms
Semantic components shared by hammer and tool
Types of vehicles and lexical gaps
A gradable pair situated on the scale of temperature (according to Gagn and LHomme 2016)
Textual representation of a taxonomy of musical instruments
Taxonomic and partitive relations in the Foundational Model of Anatomy (2018)
Conceptual relations held by habitat and other concepts (EcoLexicon 2018)
Textual representation of two types of relations for musical instruments
Methane with multiple relations with other concepts (EcoLexicon 2017)
Definitional templates in EcoLexicon (Len-Araz et al. 2012, cited in LHomme and San Martn 2016)
Tool and its inherited hypernyms in WordNet (2017)
Argument structure of mouse and two collocations
Relations shared by pollute1b with other terms encoded with lexical functions
Relations shared by pollute1b and polluting with other terms encoded with lexical functions with a closer view on polluting
Relations between animal and other terms linked to endangered species
Argument structure and explanations for relations
Relations held by carbon dioxide with other terms (NeoVisual 2018)
Explanations and lexical functions for some related terms given for erode 1b (NeoVisual 2018)
Highlighting related terms with morphological similarity (NeoVisual 2018)
The Residence frame adapted to environment terms (based on the Frame DiCoEnviro 2018)
The Distribution frame adapted to environment terms (based on the Frame DiCoEnviro 2018)
Frames for terms related to endangered species
Being somewhere situations for species (based on the Framed DiCoEnviro 2018)
Situations related to the cycle of life and death of endangered species (based on the Framed DiCoEnviro 2018)
Hunt, hunt and related terms
A sample of activities carried out by species (based on the Framed DiCoEnviro 2018)
A sample of activities carried out by human beings (based on the Framed DiCoEnviro 2018)
Labels in English and French in a conceptual structure
Polysemous items and cross-linguistic relationships
List of tables
Concepts designated by program
Concordances with program
Concordances with program*
Relations shared by program with other terms in the field of computing
Polysemous lexical items and related lexical units
Parts of speech in the Legal Dictionary (2015)
Key in TERMIUM Plus (2017): partial list
Application of semantic distinction criteria
Argument structures of erode1a and erode1b and related terms
Argument structure of program and related terms
Synonyms and variants for the concept cardiopathy
Various conceptual relations (Sager 1990:35)
Recurrent terminological relations
Examples of specialized collocations encoded with lexical functions
Terms related to animal
Related terms, lexical functions and paraphrases
Examples of definitions produced on the basis of regular relations
Characterization of the frame Cause_temperature_change in FrameNet (2018) and the Frame DiCoEnviro (2018)
Patterns of correspondences and non-correspondences (based on Gaussier 2011:173, cited by Le Serrec et al. 2010:82)
List of abbreviations
Adj
Adjective
AP
Adjective phrase
Ar
Arabic
BNC
British National Corpus
Cs
Czech
ECD
Explanatory Combinatorial Dictionary
ECL
Explanatory Combinatorial Lexicology
En
English
Es
Spanish
Eu
Basque
FE
Frame element
Fr
French
FS
Frame Semantics
GTT
General Theory of Terminology
Ja
Japanese
LF
Lexical function
LU
Lexical unit
MTT
Meaning-Text Theory
n.f.
Noun, femimine (for French terms)
n.m.
Noun, masculine (for French terms)
N
Noun
NP
Noun phrase
PP
Prepositional phrase
Prep
Preposition
V
Verb
Vi
Intransitive verb
VP
Verb phrase
Vt
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