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A Guide (not only) for Economics Dictionaries
The recent report by Besomi (2013) shows the huge number of Economics dictionaries available online, but also describes some of their shortcomings; on the contrary Fuertes-Olivera (2012) points out the potential of these resources in a learning context ...
Valeria Caruso
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Specialised Dictionaries of Economics and Translation
This article describes the “Dictionary of Economics” in terms of the Function Theory of Lexicography. It defends the thesis that such information tools must be designed for assisting specific users to solve the specific needs they have in a translation ...
Pedro A. Fuertes-Olivera
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Specialised Dictionaries for LSP Learners in Hungarian Theory and Practice of Lexicography
The paper covers three topics: First, it surveys the expectations and requirements articulated by Hungarian specialised lexicographers towards modern, innovative, printed and electronic specialised dictionaries for LSP learners.
Ildikó Fata
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The Evolution of Dictionaries of Economics: from a Glossary to a
Dictionaries of economics have evolved over time. In the past, most dictionaries were similar to glossaries and were in printed form. In this Internet era, some printed dictionaries have evolved into online dictionaries with various number of ...
Deny A. Kwary
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With their focus on terms, bilingual dictionaries are important tools for translating texts on economics. The most common type is the multi-field dictionary covering several related subject fields; however, multi-field dictionaries treat one or few ...
Sandro Nielsen
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Designing Online Dictionaries of Economics: Two Opposing Views
This paper supports the argument that a dictionary of Economics in the broad sense of the word is any information tool that contains structured data - e.g. dictionary articles, outer texts, hyperlinks, etc. – which can be used for retrieving information
Pedro A. Fuertes-Olivera
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Lexicographical and Translation Issues in the Inclusion of English
This is a crossroads time for dictionaries in print in general and for bilingual dictionaries of Economics in print in particular. A time when the prevalence of information technologies supposedly makes access to specialized lexicographical ...
José Mateo Martinez
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On the disciplinary and functional status of economic lexicography [PDF]
Dictionaries of Economics in the broad sense of the word have existed in the European context for more than 300 years. The article shows how these dictionaries have been extremely flexible in their adaptation to the complex and ever changing needs of ...
Sven Tarp
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The fields of Italian finance and economics are particularly rich in the use of English loanwords, as both non-adapted and adapted Anglicisms can be retrieved in general Italian monolingual dictionaries.
Ilaria Parini
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Relevance of the issue: the topicality of the issue of terminology consistency in translations of economic texts is currently emphasized by the Latvian State Language Center and determined by the fact that many economic terms emerged in Latvian and ...
Vera Komarova +2 more
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