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Der vorliegende Band enthält die Beiträge eines Kolloquiums am Institut für Deutsche Sprache, Mannheim, in dem das komplexe und moderne Werk sowie das systematische Arbeiten Johann Christoph Adelungs gewürdigt wurde. Die Beiträger und Beiträgerinnen des Bandes stellen das kulturgeschichtliche Denken Adelungs, sein lexikographisches Werk, seine grammatischen, orthographischen und stilistischen Arbeiten unter spezifischen Fragestellungen dar: Adelungs durch Herder inspiriertes Verständnis von Kulturgeschichte bildet gleichsam das Prinzip seiner Arbeit. In Beispielen wird die Adelung-Rezeption beschrieben ebenso wie die Bedeutung seines Werks für heutige sprachhistorische Forschung. Dass Adelung mit seinen Arbeiten in Spannungsfelder einzuordnen ist, machen diejenigen Beiträge deutlich, die ihn als Traditionalisten und als Vertreter der beginnenden Moderne zeigen, als Sprachgelehrten mit präskriptiven und deskriptiven Anliegen, als konservativen Denker und Aufklärer zugleich. Insgesamt gibt dieser Band einen Überblick über die Komplexität von Adelungs Schaffen und über den Stand der Forschung.
Dictionaries are often a reflection of their time; their respective (socio-)historical context influences how the meaning of certain lexical units is described. This also applies to descriptions of personal terms such as man or woman. Lexicographers have a special responsibility to comprehensively investigate current language use before describing it in the dictionary. Accordingly, contemporary academic dictionaries are usually corpus-based. However, it is important to acknowledge that language is always embedded in cultural contexts. Our case study investigates differences in the linguistic contexts of the use of man and woman, drawing from a range of language collections (in our case fiction books, popular magazines and newspapers). We explain how potential differences in corpus construction would therefore influence the “reality” depicted in the dictionary. In doing so, we address the far-reaching consequences that the choice of corpus-linguistic basis for an empirical dictionary has on semantic descriptions in dictionary entries.Furthermore, we situate the case study within the context of gender-linguistic issues and discuss how lexicographic teams can engage with how dictionaries might perpetuate traditional role concepts when describing language use.
This paper consists of a short analysis of the sources and the treatment of the legal lexicon in the first dictionary published by the Spanish Royal Academy (1726–1739), followed by a longer commentary on the representation and the treatment of the concept of judge, in which the reflection of the extralinguistic factors in the definitions stands in focus. The results highlight the relevance of the legal context of that era for the treatment of the lexicon related to the legal domain, but they also demonstrate the pattern in which the lexicographic data displays peculiarities of legal matters.
The article focuses on the lexeme Ahnung. A lexicographic analysis shows the range of Information offered by Ahnung in selected dictionaries, aespecially monolingual DaF dictionaries, and displays how the Spectrum of meaning is represented in them. Corpus-based analyses from two samples from FOLK and DeReKo investigate exemplary form characteristics and, with regard to the written-language data, the occurrence in text types. Ahnung shows a slightly higher combinatorial potential in written-linguistic data than in spoken-linguistic data. A clear tendency to the connection keine Ahnung is however to be recognized in both data sets.