2017
DOI: 10.5788/27-1-1404
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Multimodal Exemplification:The Expansion of Meaning in Electronic Dictionaries

Abstract: Abstract:This article investigates electronic dictionaries under the framework of SystemicFunctional Multimodal Discourse Analysis (SF-MDA) and argues for improving their exemplification multimodally. Multimodal devices, if well coordinated, can help optimize e-dictionary examples in informativity, diversity, dynamicity and interactivity. The term multimodal exemplification is tentatively proposed under the umbrella of multimodal lexicography (Lew 2010), and defined as the selection and presentation of example… Show more

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“…In the digital revolution, the way of displaying data in e-dictionaries must be redefined (Gouws 2014), and semiotic resources (e.g. color, typography, and navigation devices) should be properly employed according to the context (Liu 2015(Liu , 2017Farina et al 2019).…”
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“…In the digital revolution, the way of displaying data in e-dictionaries must be redefined (Gouws 2014), and semiotic resources (e.g. color, typography, and navigation devices) should be properly employed according to the context (Liu 2015(Liu , 2017Farina et al 2019).…”
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“…First and foremost, the complicated semantic system of a dictionary is comparable to an ecology where meaning is like energy. Meaning flows and expands (Liu 2017), just as energy flows and circulates. As an ecological system, an e-dictionary is even more open and dynamic than a paper dictionary.…”
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“…Existe, no âmbito (meta)lexicográfico, um consenso a respeito da importância do exemplo no cumprimento de diversas funções no interior da microestrutura de dicionários de língua, tais como complementar a definição, apresentar contextos sintáticos, introduzir informações culturais ou atestar a ocorrência de uma palavra ou acepção. A relevância do tema é corroborada pelo número considerável de estudos que retomam o problema da exemplificação nos dicionários de língua (cf., por exemplo, MARTIN, 1989;HARRAS, 1989;MINAEVA, 1992;TOOPE, 1996;HUMBLÉ, 1996;1998;GARRIGA ESCRIBANO, 2001;2003;STEIN, 2002;FOURMENT-BERNI CANANI, 2002;HEINZ, 2002;SIMPSON, 2003;BARGALLÓ ESCRIVÁ, 2008;HILES, 2011;ROBLES I SABATER, 2011;DIDAKOWSKI;GEYKEN, 2012;POTGIETER, 2012;JESENŠEK, 2013;FRANKENBERG-GARCÍA, 2015;LIU, 2017;KOSEM, 2017;OSSELTON, 2018;KOSEM et al, 2019;GANTAR et al, 2019;LETTNER, 2020), sem contar o destaque que se costuma conferir ao tema nos manuais de lexicografia (cf., por exemplo, REY-DEBOVE, 1971;DUBOIS, 1971;ZGUSTA, 1971;MERZAGORA, 1987;LANDAU, 2001;KLOTZ, 2003;WELKER, 2004;SVENSÉN, 2009;HERBST, 2016). Não obstante, a maioria dos estudos que abordam a questão da exemplificação em dicionários de língua preocupam-se preponderantemente com o estabelecimento de tipologias baseadas quase sempre na distinção entre exemplo e abonação 1 , ou ainda entre as funções de recepção e produção linguística, sem que -pelo menos até o momento -haja sido desenvolvida uma metodologia 2 que permi...…”
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“…It would enrich our understanding of technology use if the volume had addressed such issues as smartphone dictionary use in multimodal contexts (cf. Liu, ). As a new approach first appearing in 2012, language MOOCs constitute still another hot topic not included in this volume.…”
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