Orð og tunga - 01.06.2006, Page 47

Orð og tunga - 01.06.2006, Page 47
Matthew Whelpton Argument Structure - For Mental Dictionaries Only?1 1 Introduction There has been a long- standing division of interest between diction- ary-makers and researchers in theoretical linguistics. This is reflected in the status of the grammatical information in the "dictionaries" de- veloped by each group. Developments over the last 15 years’ have however opened up active areas of interaction. In this paper, I would like to look at that division and point to some of the interesting ways in which it has been breaking down. 2 Of lexicographers and linguists 2.1 The lexicon At its minimum, a traditional dictionary is a list of citation forms and word senses. It may also include a range of other information, typi- cally: broad phonemic transcription; information on inflectional mor- phology; part of speech; examples of use; and etymologies. The tra- ditional conception of a dictionary is as an encyclopaedia of words. 'This paper is based on a lecture that I gave at the Orðabók Háskólans on Friday lst April 2005.1 would like to thank the participants in that seminar for their com- ments and insights. Needless to say, all faults and follies that remain are mine solely! Orð og tunga 8 (2006), 45-57. © Orðabók Háskólans, Reykjavík.
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