FROM
GUSTAVO ZAPATA TO LEXICOLOGY CLASS:
HELLO
EVERYBODY!
From the
instructions I received from your previous instructor(Pedro), we are supposed to
start off with topics on week 3. As you may notice in the text below, I have
changed the sequence of topics a little bit. I have decided to shuffle the
matter for what I think it is more convenient for the work at hand. We will
begin with the electronic dictionaries as follows:
WORKSHOP
001 ON ENGLISH DICTIONARIES- GUSTAVO ZAPATA (PLEASE EMAIL TO gzapata2005@gmail.com
THE NAME OF YOUR FILE SHOULD READ:
lexicologyworkshop001YOURNAME)
USE A TABLE IN WORD. THE FIRST COLUMN SHOULD BE
THE NAME OF THE DICTIONARY. THE SECOND COLUMN, THE CONTENT. (You can also use a
format at: http://hasp.axesnet.com/contenido/documentos/DICTIONARY%20EVALUATION%20FORMAT.doc.
If you feel confused contact me or visit an
example of evaluation of the MACMILLAN DICTIONARY AT: http://seasrc.th.net/sealex/Devapala_TypologyDict.pdf)
ANVIL, DOGHOUSE, MARAVEDIK, NERD, SLOPPY,
CLAIRVOYANT, PLANTIFF, QUENCH, AFFIDAVIT,ORCHARD
LONGMAN
DICTIONARY (LIMITED BY SMALL WINDOW DISPLAY)
MERRIAM
WEBSTER DICTIONARY
WORDREFERENCE.COM
http://www.wordreference.com/es/
AMERICAN
HERITAGE DICTIONARY
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dictionary/
THEFREEDICTIONARY.COM
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/
http://www.oup.com/oald-bin/web_getald7index1a.pl
WEBSTER
ROSETTA ONLINE (THE DICTIONARY WITH THE LARGEST NUMBER OF ENTRIES) (NO PHONETIC
TRANSCRIPTION)
http://faculty.insead.edu/parker/browse%20updated/index97.html
Date
due: Monday December 4,
2006
Ps:
no appointment for interview necessary unless you feel it is.