ITL - International Journal of Applied Linguistics

Articles
• Preface
  Willy Martin | p. i
• Introduction: Who Needs Dictionaries?
  R.R.K. Hartmann | pp. 1–8
• The Dictionary and the Lexicon: A Happy Medium?
  Graham Mallinson | pp. 10–18
• Lexicographical Problems in the Treatment of some Linguistic terms in a Supplement to the OED
  L.S. Burnett | pp. 19–24
• The use of Informants in Dictionary-Making
  Henri Béjoint | pp. 25–29
• To What Extent does a Dictionary Definition Define?
  Patrick Hanks | pp. 32–38
• The Treatment of the Terminology of Natural History in the Oxford English Dictionaries
  S.J. Raphael | pp. 39–46
• Meaning: Denotative, Connotative, Allusive
  Laurence Urdang | pp. 47–52
• On a Non-Standard Dictionary Definition Schema
  P.J. Scholfield | pp. 54–62
• What is an Idiom? An Applied Linguistic Approach
  M.J. Wallace | pp. 63–70
• Collocability Restrictions in Dictionaries
  E. Aisenstadt | pp. 71–74
• Dictionaries - General, Technical, Specialist, etc. - and How They Often Leave (Foreign) Advanced Learners in the Lurch
  Andre Moulin | pp. 76–81
• The Treatment of Polysemy in the Design of a Learner’s Dictionary
  Anthony Paul Cowie | pp. 82–88
• Technical Dictionaries: Testing the Requirements of the Professional User
  K. Opitz | pp. 89–95
• Problems of Indicating Pronunciation in Bilingual Dictionaries with English as the Source Language
  Tamas Magay | pp. 98–103
• A Chinese IDS Dictionary: A Unique Challenge?
  A.W. Rowe | pp. 104–110
• Problems of Technical Terminology in Arabic Lexicography
  A.M. Al-Kasimi | pp. 111–118
• Some Problems of Obsolescence in Bilingual Dictionaries
  N.E. Osselton | pp. 120–126
• Neologisms in American English Since 1945: Indicators of Cultural Change?
  G.J. Forgue | pp. 127–133
• Retrieving Lexicographic Citations from a Computer Archive of Language Materials
  D. Sherman | pp. 136–142
• Diversified Access in Lexicography
  H. Christoph Wolfart | pp. 143–153
• Homography or Polysemy: On a Computer-Aided Analysis of Non-Pronominal Neuter Verbs in French
  Pierre Pica | pp. 154–180

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