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“…In the majority of dictionaries the term definition is used to refer to this item. Well-founded criticism against this term can be found in Wiegand (1985). Where a definition, as used within the field of logic, presents the meaning of a given word, the explanation of meaning in a dictionary conveys that part of the meaning relevant to the target user.…”
Section: Giving a Paraphrase Of Meaningmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the majority of dictionaries the term definition is used to refer to this item. Well-founded criticism against this term can be found in Wiegand (1985). Where a definition, as used within the field of logic, presents the meaning of a given word, the explanation of meaning in a dictionary conveys that part of the meaning relevant to the target user.…”
Section: Giving a Paraphrase Of Meaningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The item giving the meaning should actually be referred to as the paraphrase of meaning, cf. Wiegand (1985Wiegand ( , 1989a, because it paraphrases the meaning as deemed appropriate for a given user group and user situation. Important is not only the extent of the explanation but also the way in which it is given.…”
Section: Giving a Paraphrase Of Meaningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the lead article G. Harras, who speaks from years of lexicographical experience at the Institut fiir deutsche Sprache in Mannheim, agrees with Wiegand (1985) that dictionary definitions need to be written for the layman. Drawing on the work of H. Putnam (197 5, 1978), Harras recommends word definitions 1) that utilize stereotypic ally marked semantic features as reflected in the Sprachgemeinschaft, and 2) that avoid pseudo-scientific terminology.…”
Section: Reviewsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…It is a common phenomenon, about which much has been written, too (d. Wiegand 1985 and1989c), that in dictionary articles of modem dictionaries the two-place relational terms which establish the relation between the lemma sign and the item giving the meaning paraphrase are frequently left out. This is also true for the HWDG and thus also in regard to da2' Incidentally, there are at least 80 possible relational terms (R) in the German language, if one includes the various forms of technical language.…”
Section: Wiegand 1996e)mentioning
confidence: 99%